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Junkomama
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 Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2006 11:38 pm Post subject: How we do |
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Hello, teachers.
"This is how we do."
I think this is a gramatically correct sentence.
"how we do" means "the way we do", doesn't it?
Then if "How we do" is the title of a book, does it sound strange?
I don't think so, but some people who speak English said so.
What do you think?
Thank you in advance!
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asterix
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| For a book title, I suggest, How to xxxxx works better. For example How to Knit; How to Ski; How to Play Chess, and so on. |
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Junkomama
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Hello, asterix-san.
Thank you for your answer!
When the book is an essay and the author wants to show his attitude toward his job or his principles, "How I do" is still not good as the title of the book?
Regards,
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