Dynamics said
I figured that complete was implied. Just because I don't specify every last detail doesn't mean I don't mean every last detail.
Sometimes I can see implied things, sometimes I fail miserably at doing so xD
Dynamics said
I figured that complete was implied. Just because I don't specify every last detail doesn't mean I don't mean every last detail.
whizzball1 said
Sometimes I can see implied things, sometimes I fail miserably at doing so xD
Dynamics said
But never deny the fact of Go. Best sentence.
whizzball1 said
Yesssss
Dynamics said
What if someone said nothing but "yes," "no," or "go?"
whizzball1 said
Yes and no are only correct with context, so unless he was always being asked questions, that would be ungrammatical. Or he could just say go XD That would be insane.
Dynamics said
I never said he was anything else XD
whizzball1 said
There could end up being three ways. *giggles*
whizzball1 said
You never answered meeee
Dynamics said
Never done. Unless it was another name.
Multifarious said
Oxidation-Reduction reactions.
Host said
Wasn't on our curriculum.
Dynamics said
Did I not?
Multifarious said
Oxidation-Reduction reactions.
Multifarious said
What the heck, man. It's one of the three thped of reactions involving ions: Redox, precipitation, and Acid-Base reactions. I don't understand how it isn't.
whizzball1 said
Nope
whizzball1 said
What do youuuu think about pro-sentences
Host said
Unless our terminology is way off from each other, we didn't because of that whole Tx vs Wv thing that you're ignoring. What was the process involved?Yeah I did.
Multifarious said
They're eh. But I am not getting into the technicalities and intricacies of English.But Chem is Chem, and you'd think with something that basic...And the process involved in calculating it is what we call "Half reactions". Need more explanation?
Host said
Basic by your standards.Yes.
Multifarious said
Multifarious said
They're eh. But I am not getting into the technicalities and intricacies of English.But Chem is Chem, and you'd think with something that basic...And the process involved in calculating it is what we call "Half reactions". Need more explanation?