Johnz
bored/boring If I had one penny for how many times I heard foreign students use these two words I could retire comfortably. Let's look at the meanings of these two sentences. "I am bored" This means that I have nothing interesting to do and I dfo not like it. "I am boring" This means I make others bored! Like the tiresome professor with his long and uninteresting lecture that makes his students fall asleep. In my long experience teaching English in Japan and Sweden I remember that many times students say I am boring when they mean that they are bored! John
14 déc. 2011 18:26
Corrections · 3
So true... and if I get a penny on every corrected punctuation spacing error, I can be a billionaire in no time. Thanks for the elucidation.
14 décembre 2011
Johnz - could you please try to say that another way - I fell asleep halfway through :)
14 décembre 2011
Thanks a lot! Very clear.
14 décembre 2011
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