Some English questions....

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1. May I know, whether it's Ice lemon tea or Iced lemon tree? Many restaurant put the second one on their menus. But my father said the first one is correct. But I think the second one is correct.....

2. There is 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and so on... but do we have 101st, 23rd? Shouldn't it be 101th, 23th? Well, I saw that on the TV advertisement.

Thanks for readin my post. Razz

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I would imagine that it doesn't matter much, as a lemon tree that has been frozen will probably die.

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Do people actually drink ICED tea?

How uncivilized. Earl Grey, hot, no milk or sugar.

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1. Either one is acceptable.

2. The suffixes stay the same, i.e. it's 101st, 233rd etc. Putting a 'th' after 101 would be just silly.

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Really?? Then it should be 233rd and 101st. I see. Are you very sure? Just want a confirmation.

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Yes. The suffixes represent the sound you make when you say the number - two hundred thirty-third shortens to 233rd, one hundred and first goes to 101st, and so on.

As for the iced tea, I'd say Iced tea with lemon. Here where I live the iced tea comes plain; you have to ask for lemon if you want it.

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Okay, thanks for answering!!

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those questions are dumb. dont waste my time again

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nick17 wrote:

those questions are dumb. dont waste my time again

You have an apostrophe missing in "don't".

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Perhaps Nick's first language is not English, but rather Latin...

Quote:

Pax Domini sit semper vobiscum

Which means, "The peace of the Lord be with you always."
Nick, even though you are a cruel and heartless person, I will still respond, "Et cum spiritu tuo," ("And also with you,") even though I'm not Catholic.

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