The English articles are bread-and-butter important. For instance, if I ask my English friend to hold my bag for a while, and then ask to give it back by saying "Give me bag", he'll probably steal the bag of the man standing around because he didn't understand which bag was meant.
Suddenly there was a sudden squeak somewhere. It was very sudden. Sudden... Try saying that word fifty times then using it in a sentence...
"If there is water there, that means a jew..." - "Hey, pro-professor, don't! The poop will get deleted, professor!" - "Styopa, what are you saying, I just want to..." - "Aaah! ...W-w-wait, why?!"
"If there's some water there, it means a jew..." "Hey, professor, stop it! The poop will be deleted, professor!" "Styopa, what are you saying, I just want to..." - "Aaah! ... Wait, why?!"
What were you saying?
Aebat, without saying goodbye, stepped into the gates.
After saying bad things about her, he got a slap in the face.
Why are they saying this?
Tom justified his conduct by saying he was very upset.
Does he understand what he's saying?
They issued a statement saying that the rumors regarding their divorce were complete nonsense. And yet, there's no smoke without fire.
She simply stared at me in amazement and went away without saying a word.
What are you saying, God be with you!
What's your basis for saying this?
Why do you keep saying there's ample time?
Are you saying you don't know?
Are you saying this doesn't matter?
And Pilate having seen that it profiteth nothing, but rather a tumult is made, having taken water, he did wash the hands before the multitude, saying, 'I am innocent from the blood of this righteous one.'
Do you understand what you're saying?
What you're saying now has nothing to do with the question.
