Two questions, that are not completely about British culture but British literature
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Two questions about some colloquial and common phrases/sentences.
Hello Cam, this is Josh and I have a small and brief doubt about the expression AGREE TO/WITH and ACCORDING TO/WITH.
And I have another question, that is about some British author that I believe you must likely know and he is the author of Doctor Faustus. His name is Christopher Marlowe.
I will ask you for information first about the expressions.
My first question is that what preposition is correct in the expression ACCORDING and AGREE ¿IN or TO? whether both are correct, when must each of them be used?
Here in Spanish I was having the same doubt about it.
"De acuerdo CON..."
"De acuerdo A..."
I listened and heard from a Spanish Grammar teacher of class of some superior semester students, that there is a tiny thin difference between these two prepositions and each of them has a different use.
I think, "A" is used when reffering to a book, thing or work and "CON" when reffering to a person's words.
My other subject and question is about Literature.
Right now literature is one of my most favourite interest and things I never get tired of quoting and reading and my life and bibliographic work would be really empty without them.
Now I enjoy quite a lot at the "Introducción a la literatura en lengua inglesa" class and the teacher is an amazing academic Lady from Liverpool, who speaks a beautiful, gorgeous, lovely and magnificent English with an accent from Liverpool.
Now I and my teammates, three counting me myself, have a big enormous homework and it is about literature of the time of Renaissanse and the author we have to focus on is Christoher Marlowe and his most remarkable work "Doctor Faustus".
What I am asking you is:
¿What can you tell me about this author and about the literature of this period of time, about this author and this work?
Anything is fine and I expect patiently your answer.
Also whenever you have a doubt about Spanish, do not hesitate about asking me and I will answer as fast as a moonlight shodow throughtout an stellar Rainstars.
Joshua
Hello Cam, this is Josh and I have a small and brief doubt about the expression AGREE TO/WITH and ACCORDING TO/WITH.
And I have another question, that is about some British author that I believe you must likely know and he is the author of Doctor Faustus. His name is Christopher Marlowe.
I will ask you for information first about the expressions.
My first question is that what preposition is correct in the expression ACCORDING and AGREE ¿IN or TO? whether both are correct, when must each of them be used?
Here in Spanish I was having the same doubt about it.
"De acuerdo CON..."
"De acuerdo A..."
I listened and heard from a Spanish Grammar teacher of class of some superior semester students, that there is a tiny thin difference between these two prepositions and each of them has a different use.
I think, "A" is used when reffering to a book, thing or work and "CON" when reffering to a person's words.
My other subject and question is about Literature.
Right now literature is one of my most favourite interest and things I never get tired of quoting and reading and my life and bibliographic work would be really empty without them.
Now I enjoy quite a lot at the "Introducción a la literatura en lengua inglesa" class and the teacher is an amazing academic Lady from Liverpool, who speaks a beautiful, gorgeous, lovely and magnificent English with an accent from Liverpool.
Now I and my teammates, three counting me myself, have a big enormous homework and it is about literature of the time of Renaissanse and the author we have to focus on is Christoher Marlowe and his most remarkable work "Doctor Faustus".
What I am asking you is:
¿What can you tell me about this author and about the literature of this period of time, about this author and this work?
Anything is fine and I expect patiently your answer.
Also whenever you have a doubt about Spanish, do not hesitate about asking me and I will answer as fast as a moonlight shodow throughtout an stellar Rainstars.
Joshua
And I have another question, that is about some British author that I believe you most likely know and he is the author of Doctor Faustus.
My first question is that what preposition is correct in the expression ACCORDING and AGREE ¿IN or TO?
Right now literature is one of my most favourite interest and things I never get tired of quoting and reading and my life and bibliographic* work would be really empty without it._______________________-*Not sure what this is
Now I am enjoying quite a lot at the "Introducción a la literatura en lengua inglesa" class and the teacher is an amazing academic Lady from Liverpool, who speaks a beautiful, gorgeous, lovely and magnificent English with an accent from Liverpool.
Now I and my classmates, three counting me myself, have an big enormous piece of homework to do and it is about the literature of the time of Renaissanse and the author we have to focus on is Christoher Marlowe and his most remarkable work "Doctor Faustus".
¿What can you tell me about this author and about the literature of this period of time, about this author and this work?
Also, whenever you have a doubt about Spanish, do not hesitate about asking me and I will answer as fast as a moonlight shadow throughtout a stellar Rainstars ________________________Not sure what this is, but it sounds fast ;-)_.
What I try to say in Spanish is "Lluvia de estrellas"
And I love stars and I want to say that in English.