To Gene and Michael

Sometimes I doubt myself on the correct use of some English expressions.

After all, they don’t teach all of them at school. In my case, I was

first exposed to the language when I was a child and my first teacher

was a british lady. It was when I emigrated to Canada in the 70’s that I

learned most of what I use today. However, after a long time back in

Argentina, some of it goes away, even though I try to keep it up by

reading English books .

Thanks for the clarification anyway

Regards

Rafael

On 08/02/2017 20:13, Gene Wirchenko wrote:

> At 14:40 2017-02-08, rafael copquin <rafael.copquin@gmail.com> wrote:

>> Hi Thierry You know English is a second language to me. Perhaps I

>> should have said "I came across" or "just read this". Having just

>> returned from holidays I may have made a mistake in the way I

>> expressed myself. Maybe careless in the way I wrote it. I was not at

>> all surprised or shocked. Just used the wrong expression. Sorry Rafael

>

> Your usage was just fine if you intended that you came across

> something and were not specifically searching for it. Example

> sentence about an experience of mine: I was playing games at

> armorgames.com and stumbled upon an ad for an HVAC (heating,

> ventilation, and air conditioning) company in town which I applied to.

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Gene Wirchenko

>

>

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