She is AWESOME. so grounded as well. I am definitely in loveI hope it isn’t closed.
Back on topic. Emma was on Radio 2 yesterday. Another faultless interview. She’s brighter than life itself
And apparently her parents are looking after her prize money. If only my parents would have done the same rather than let me squander my winnings from the 1979 Donkey Derby in Great Yarmouth.She is AWESOME. so grounded as well. I am definitely in love
And apparently her parents are looking after her prize money. If only my parents would have done the same rather than let me squander my winnings from the 1979 Donkey Derby in Great Yarmouth.
We tend to prefer woman’s tennis as it’s much less serve dependant. Mind you, men’s tennis is much better nowadays. Awesome returners and less ‘serve & volley’ only players.
She has the potential to be the richest British (or UK if you rather) sportswoman ever. Good luck to her.
Already looking forward to Wimbledon next year, and I'm not usually a massive fan of women's tennis.
And how wonderful, the was to grunting/screaming/screeching in that final
That's a fair point. They've done a lot to the balls over the years to try to diminish the dominance of the serve. And it's obviously quite surface dependent.
What’s cricket?Next you'll be telling us you prefer the hundred over test cricket
Bit like a grasshopper…What’s cricket?
But less interesting?
Outrageous.
No surprise, see my body of work here, intolerant old people have been a subject of my humour for years.Surprisingly ageist post. Considering previous accusations of racism in this thread, even more surprising. I guess some "isms" are more acceptable than others
Hopefully this thread will end or be blocked soon
Subject of or subjected to…?
Depends on your age I guess!!Subject of or subjected to…?
Grammarly.You are making the mistake of assuming the ageist poster is an adult. I suspect he/ she / it is in fact a child with grammarley correcting all their spelling mistakes.
A sentence is a group of words that is complete in meaning. Maybe ask your teacher about sentences next time you are in school.
A sentence is a group of words that is complete in meaning. Maybe ask your teacher about sentences next time you are in school.
Sentence grammar: Sentence structure
Getting sentence structure right, is crucial in being able to communicate what you're trying to say in writing.www.bbc.co.uk
A sentence is a group of words that is complete in meaning. Maybe ask your teacher about sentences next time you are in school.
Sentence grammar: Sentence structure
Getting sentence structure right, is crucial in being able to communicate what you're trying to say in writing.www.bbc.co.uk
