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cunliffe
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Question Time
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OK guys, here is a little game which we �ve played before. You have to answer with a question. Try to link your question wth the previous one. So, here is the question: Where have all the good time girls gone? |
10 Jun 2017
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maryse pey�
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Why only girls ? Have you forgotten the good time boys ? |
10 Jun 2017
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valodra
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Boys ??? Do you mean those living creatures that eat pizza in front of a football match ,that only wash when they have to go out , and think the planet should be full of cows - for big steaks - and pretty "birds" - for dates...? Have you got one ? |
10 Jun 2017
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Jayho
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Do you mean a bad time boy? |
10 Jun 2017
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ldthemagicman
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I don �t understand ... what is �a bad time boy�?
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10 Jun 2017
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MoodyMoody
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Doesn �t everyone know what "bad-time boys" are? Aren �t they the ones that get the "good-time girls" into trouble? |
10 Jun 2017
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Minka
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Hasn �t that story been around repeating itself over and over again since the beginning of mankind? Has anyone ever used it for teaching present perfect? (And why not?)
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10 Jun 2017
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maryse pey�
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Are you melting period of times and grammar tenses ??? Have you prepared some exercise about these differences ? |
10 Jun 2017
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cunliffe
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Philosophically speaking, in a Beckettian sense, are good time girls and good time boys simply just filling their time with fripperies in order to avoid facing the abyss?  |
10 Jun 2017
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valodra
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Aren �t these good time boys & good time girls just waiting for someone - in a Beckettian sense ? |
10 Jun 2017
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ldthemagicman
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Was Beckett that footballer who, in 1923, scored 187 goals against the Antarctica Second Eleven, in the Winter Olympics, because he was the only player with a torch?
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10 Jun 2017
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