SadwriTer:
'D' is the answer. 'Losing battle'. Pukka, bravo.


'Lost battle' can only serve as a joke; it is a grammatical mayhem, it doesn't exist in the lexical clusters of english.

So, 'losing/wreak' is the answer. You 'wreak' havoc, you CAN'T wreck it.


Check this out; my bosses and madams, let's see how good one is with adjectives:

I was the man standing by that ________

(A)fine big square blue antique lagos shopping mall.

(B)fine blue square big antique lagos shopping mall.

(C)big fine square antique big blue lagos shopping mall.

(D)fine big square antique blue lagos shopping mall.


I just put up the question, well I know universities are not cruel enough to bring such stretch of adjectives. But just know it for english sake.

SadwriTer:
The answer is 'D' using the rules. I will give an elaborate explanation later; I'm kinda busy now; wanna warm my pot of beans... Robinz, freda, I will keep your share of the palatable meal.

SwagkingDope:

Ur broda in the beans ministry is here o0,keep some for me

RobinHez:

Guy u sabi agege bread cuz me don order N200 own o...#beans and bread

SadwriTer:
The answer is 'D' using the rules. I will give an elaborate explanation later; I'm kinda busy now; wanna warm my pot of beans... Robinz, freda, I will keep your share of the palatable meal.

Fortunate017:
Exactly what i meant. But not each courses exactly. It will depend on the departments that record high rate of success. The cut-off will be high.E.g Law last year.(Though uniben doesn't release their cut-off). But one would notice that a certain aggregate that would have given one his/her desired course wouldn't give the person. Why? Because of high success rate. Many scored higher than him/her as in many students crossed the cut-off. So to be on a safe side one has to thrive to be the "Primus inter-pares" meaning; "First among equals". Work hard. Pray well. If the rate of failure is high the case would be otherwise. But one shouldn't score below 50% aggregate.

RobinHez:

She doesn't have to be a sport freak before she watches a football game...
So u don't watch football

Olufemichael:

pls i am currently in Lagos state, how can i get it from here.?

SadwriTer:
The answer is 'D' using the rules. I will give an elaborate explanation later; I'm kinda busy now; wanna warm my pot of beans... Robinz, freda, I will keep your share of the palatable meal.

fredalicious:

no...i dnt lyk d fact dat i will have to win nd d oda to loose...
its nt fair naa

fredalicious:

no...i dnt lyk d fact dat i will have to win nd d oda to loose...
its nt fair naa

fredalicious:

i dnt like beans

RobinHez:

Hmmm...nothing is fair in this world,, even Life is not Fair.
since u have a kind heart towards the opponents, u could just watch it just for fun like I do.

Princecalm:
that is the love of the game.

RobinHez:

U like shawarma?

fredalicious:

..i dnt lyk it

fredalicious:

no..bt i can manage dat

slito:
jibrilpaul.jp@gmail.com thats is my email a good Samaritan should send d post ume questions to me I know its sounds funny but I believe some one can help I applied for business administration( maths English economic and govt). thanks

SadwriTer:
After eating heavily yesterday, I slept off. Now, let's tackle the adjective issue.
I said the answer was 'D'__(fine big square antique blue lagos shopping mall). I explain thus:
Personally, I knew the remembrance of the respective arrangement of the stretch of adjectives could be tedious and prone to error due to positional interchange. Therefore, I had to devise a device that could always aid me and other people in using the strict rules.
Just as we have MR NIGER D for the qualities of living things; I came up with DOS SCACOMQ courtesy of the given rules.

D- determiner
O- opinion(fine)
S- size(big)

S- shape(square)
C- condition(antique)
A- age
C- colour(blue)
O- origin(lagos)
M- material
Q- qualifier(shopping)

You see, once you know how to use the rules, you the boss.
After arranging the adjectives respectively, you'd get: fine, big, square, antique, blue lagos shopping mall. Thanks!

Practise with this, it's very cheap:

I have a _________ .
(A) horrible square two-year old grey ghana coffee table.

(B)square two-year old grey horrible ghana coffee table.

(C) ghana square two-year old grey horrible coffee table.

u dey confuse person sef,

And are doz tips up der official, like its d right sequence.? [

dharay99:

u dey confuse person sef,
And are doz tips up der official, like its d right sequence.? [

SadwriTer:
Sir, I think the explanations I gave were crystal clear.
And if those I dropped weren't the right sequence, I wouldn't use/drop them.

Thank you.Sir, I think the explanations I gave were crystal clear. If they weren't the right sequence, I wouldn't use/drop them.

Thank you.

SadwriTer:
After eating heavily yesterday, I slept off. Now, let's tackle the adjective issue.
I said the answer was 'D'__(fine big square antique blue lagos shopping mall). I explain thus:
Personally, I knew the remembrance of the respective arrangement of the stretch of adjectives could be tedious and prone to error due to positional interchange. Therefore, I had to devise a device that could always aid me and other people in using the strict rules.
Just as we have MR NIGER D for the qualities of living things; I came up with DOS SCACOMQ courtesy of the given rules.

D- determiner
O- opinion(fine)
S- size(big)

S- shape(square)
C- condition(antique)
A- age
C- colour(blue)
O- origin(lagos)
M- material
Q- qualifier(shopping)

You see, once you know how to use the rules, you the boss.
After arranging the adjectives respectively, you'd get: fine, big, square, antique, blue lagos shopping mall. Thanks!

Practise with this, it's very cheap:

I have a _________ .
(A) horrible square two-year old grey ghana coffee table.

(B)square two-year old grey horrible ghana coffee table.

(C) ghana square two-year old grey horrible coffee table.