Friday, July 24, 2009
Replies from Mark:
1. The words 'creepy' and 'crawly' are both adjectives, but we combine the two in this way (sometimes using a hyphen) to talk about insects that creep or crawl along the ground, so becomes like a noun. The term also implies that we don't like them too much. Here are some other examples: http://www.uksafari.com/creepycrawlies.htm 2. Wetas can bite, but it is not common. They usually run away if they can. They are not poisonous, but a bite would feel like a scratch.
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I hear the music of the radio gymnastics with a cheerful voice of children from the park nearby.
ReplyDeleteIt is one of things Japanese in summer.
When I was a childhood.
It was held every day during a summer holidays and memory that had notebooks and pencils.
But, It seems to hold around 1 week now.
Are there the radio gymnastics in foreign country?