During the meeting with the Russians in Vyborg, the head of the delegation shouted at the group from London: Who will record the minutes of the meeting? For readers, “minute” usually means “minutes,” such as 5 minutes. My house is about a 20 minute walk from the conference room. My house is only 20 minutes from this meeting room. But in the context of the above sentence, the minutes of the meeting mean the minutes of the meeting, so the head of the delegation shouted: Who will be responsible for recording the minutes of the meeting?
Beatrice, a parliamentarian from Burkina Faso, went to a meeting in London. By bringing her husband into the meeting room as well, she hinted to those present that her husband was an important person by saying: “My husband suffers from impotence,” and everyone in the room burst into laughter because impotence is pronounced “impotence.” “Impotence” means “sexual inability” and comes from the adjective “impotent” which means “lack of strength” or “lack of ability.”
An Englishman asked: When did your husband become impotent? When was your husband impotent? Beatrice, whose English is not very strong and I understand that I am talking about importance or importance, which means “important”. Answer: My husband became incapacitated after he became ruler. My husband became impotent after he became governor. Your reader Don’t pronounce it incorrectly, important, which means “importance”, is pronounced “im” possible or “important”, which is an adjective meaning “important” or “necessary”, is pronounced “em” possible.
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