I bought several socks in Auction
Oct 05th 2010 23:35
1.
I bought several socks in Auction.
Do you know the Auction?
It's like Amazon in US.
There are a lot of items in auction.
Those items are quite cheap and variety.
2.
I have two questiones.
I knew same meaning between 'won't' and 'will not'
But What is more natural or common?
and then, 'want' , 'won't'
What is difference in proununcation?
3.
I am sorry that I always can't correct your entries.
Because I was late after other Korean corrected your entries.
As you know, There are a lot of Korean to study English in Lang8,
Thank you
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I bought several socks in on Auction. Use "on" when writing about things you do on websites.
I bought several socks in on Auction.
Do you know the of Auction? I always say, "Have you heard of ______?" Use "know" when talking about people (e.g. know Michael), skills (e.g. know English, know how to ride a bike), or places (e.g. know where Korea is).
It's like Amazon in the US.
There are a lot of items on auction.
These items are quite cheap, and there is a large variety. "Variety" is a noun. You could say "various" but it is not idiomatic.
I know same meaning between "won't" and "will not" have the same meaning, but what is more natural or common? Always use "will not" in formal writing (almost only for business or school). "Won't" is okay in informal writing (like on Lang-8). When speaking, it is more common to say "won't," but if you want to make a strong point, you can say "will not."
But What is more natural or common?
And then, what is difference in pronunciation between "want" and "won't?" Where I am from (Pennsylvania) people say the A in "want" like the O in "one" or the short U in "hunt." The O in "won't" is a long O like in "show." Some accents pronounce it differently.
I am sorry that I always can't always correct your entries.
It was because I was late after other Koreans corrected your entries.
As you know, there are a lot of Koreans to who study English on Lang8,
I bought several pairs of socks on Auction. Sorry, I missed this the first time.
"know about"... also okay
It's like Amazon dot com in the US.
Those items are quite cheap and there is a large variety of them