They mention it because: "The mother took the children to work with her Monday and left them in the car all day," Might be possible cause or partial cause of death.
Re: Harry Pothead & the something or other
Yes. Which means she paid attention. You did not. Hah!
Er.. So? The following comments still reveal that we're talking "IS" rather than "IS NOT". Still not paying attention? Maybe a cup of coffee is on order. Here ya go:
(And for the record...
Re: Harry Pothead & the something or other
Fuck. I shouldn't have opened this thread. I have book 6 on the shelf in both English and Norwegian, never bothered reading it, was gonna pick it up today. :mope:
To me, a statement like that would imply that opinions are to be considered opposite, or at least that they differ considerably. It is how such a wording is normally used. To get on Spikes case for interpreting it as such just makes you look silly.
Hey, I'm an English teacher too!! :D
*points to blackboard*
"Sun. All together now"
"SUN"
"Ok, one more time, but this time we say it instead of scream it. Ok, Robbie?"
:P