Yesterday I found a very interesting thing on learning English.
It's about the difference between 'appendix' and 'annex.' Are those learning English aware of that? As for me, I've had totally no idea until a friend of mine here explained to me precisely.
Today I would like to share this topic.
According to the friend, 'appendix' and 'annex' are addenda. And an important thing is that appendices are written by the original author while annexes can be written by others.
Hmmm, as to the difference between them, I couldn't find any specific explanation in the dictionary as you mentioned. I am happy I have learned it from you now!!
The friend soon answer me and I noticed my careless remark caused trouble for her. She double-checked to make sure she was right and provide me this URL.
Oh, my got! I didn't mean it honestly. I have believed in your remark from the beginning!
Anyway, on letting me know the above URL, I checked it out and made sure what you mentioned was definitely right.
And then, furthermore I looked up attentively the difference between annex and appendix on the internet again. But as I expected, I can't find anything enough to explain it in Japanese sites, including dictionaries and English learning sites.
This outcome aroused my great interest.
Finally what I felt after all is "This is why Lang-8 friends is incredibly greater than any other dictionaries or textbooks in Japanese."
In concluding today's post, it was the day I confirmed how much more important we would look something up with an English-English dictionary than an English-Japanese dictionary.
As for me, I've had totally no idea until a friend of mine here explained to me precisely.
According to the friend, 'appendix' and 'annex' are addenda.
According to this/my friend, 'appendix' and 'annex' are addenda.
She double-checked to make sure she was right and provide me this URL.
She double-checked to make sure she was right and provided me with this URL.
I have believed in your remark from the beginning!
And then, furthermore I looked up attentively the difference between annex and appendix on the internet again.
And then, furthermore I attentively looked up attentively the difference between annex and appendix on the internet again.
But as I expected, I can't find anything enough to explain it in Japanese sites, including dictionaries and English learning sites.
For me, it is strange to have both 'anything' and 'enough' together! I would suggest using just one - if you cannot find 'anything', it makes it sound like you found nothing at all to explain this issue, which contradicts 'enough', which makes it sound like you found some, but you need more still.
In concluding today's post, it was the day I confirmed how much more important it is to we would look something up with an English-English dictionary than an English-Japanese dictionary.
Uh..., can I ask you one more thing? In this sentence, "something enough" makes sense?
I appreciate your valuable inputs as always. Thanks for taking the time to read and correct despite my post of this time may be a bit too long.
Hm, that still sounds a bit strange to me. I think you would only use "something enough" together if you were going to say something like "If you want something enough, you will do anything to get it".