Examples\ngood human been- good man, or woman\nthe tower collapsed- the tower fell down\nto ceate a check- to make a check.\ncorrect me if i'm wrong. but i think you creat something special.\nand you collaps from a stoke or any bad health conditions .\nbecause you have a brain.\nand when a science teacher explains his subjects uses the term human being
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People think that using sophisticated words makes you sound more educated because educated people use sophisticated words.  If you know how to use the words, you can get higher status without having the education.\n\nTry thinking about what gives people higher status in your native language.  I bet it's something similar.
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I believe this is in the eye of the beholder.  Some might say a good man is giving and caring.  Some may say a good man is a good father.  Some may say a good man is good in bed.  I think the definition of a man is determined internally.  When I die I can determine if I was a good man.  Am I satisfied with what I have accomplished.
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Good one...\nNo offence just a suggestion....\nHow about  "The one who made us." instead of "The one who made you."
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Perhaps one easy way to help you distinguish and remember: look at the word their or there without the T.  There - T = here (a location)  Their-t = heir (a person).   \n\nThere always refers to a place.  Their always refers to a person or persons.
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Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. Inside of a dog it is too dark to read. The workers shall control the means of production. You haven't seen the last of me. Well, the first of you makes me sick.  Well, I have never been so insulted in all my life. Don't get around much do you?
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I learned a goofy mnemonic device to remember this in elementary school... but it always works:\n\nverB - Affect  (A and B are together)\n\nAfter a while, it becomes second nature :-)
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... hhmmmm.... have no idea...  it´s just a good phrase...\n\n=)
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its the nouns in fairy tales that change.... i.e places, persons, things...but the meanings stay the same. Humankind since fairy tales have been around havent changed much. We still have the same wants, fears, desires, hopes and needs; and this is what fairy tales impart.  Good can come from bad... good is stronger that evil.... If you study them fairy tales from different ages will have many many underlying similarities.
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youve got 2 brains\nones lost and the others lookin for it\n\neasier to count bricks left then bricks missing\n\ngot a life, but wasnt sure what to do with it\n\na flash of light, a cloud of dust and  What was the question?\n\nspeaks his/her mind so he's/she's usually speechless\n\na photographic memory but the lens caps glued on\n\nall he/she remembers about his middle name is the first letter\n\nalphabeties t-shirts\n\nalways in the right place at the wrong time\n\nan example of how the dinosurs survived for millions of years with a walnut-sized brain\n\nanswers the door when the phone rings\n\nargues with himself/herself and loses\n\nas useful as dinosaur repelant\n\nAttics a little dusty\n\nBatteries  NOT included\n\nUR GONNA NEED SOME LOTION FOR THOSE BURNS!!!!
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B: Being suprised and amazED\n\n"I found a $20 bill on the sidewalk! Huzzah!"
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good one. \n\nhuman psychology this.
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Clarify! Do you mean human as in Homo sapiens, or human in the sense of "hominid"? Big difference in the answers. And I don't think many of them have cutesy names like Lucy.
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"Maybe when you grow up to be a man" - to a man\n"I don't see a man around here big enough to do that" - around more than one man.\n"I want a meal, not a snack" - when a man is hitting on me.\n"Does that come in adult sizes?" - when a man thinks his ***** is by far the largest you've ever seen.
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The statement number 1 is grammatically correct.\n(Other answerers - To be grammatically correct, a sentence should not be meaningful -- Consider this: I saw some cars flying near the bottom of the Pacific Ocean when I was eating iron sheets)
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Humans...close to the pinnacle.  The closer you get to that pinnacle the more complex of a being you have to deal with.  Capable of more complex techonology, more complex thoughts, etc.  As those factors grow so does the probability of disaster.  \n\nFor example, a car has several hundred working parts an airplane has several thousand working parts.  The more complex a system becomes the more the likelihood that it ends in disaster.  Humanity could be the pinnacle, but we don't know yet.
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It's pretty good.  Did you come up with it? Maybe you can reword it to read...\n\n"Do not laugh at others failures when you're not courageous enough to tackle one"\n\nKeep the "one" the same and let it have the same meaning (failure).  I like how you used one as a metaphor.  It makes the quote a bit more profound.
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good-they are people just like everybody else in the world\n\nbad- they are people, just like everybody else in the world.\n\ngot it, friend.