The EnglishLearner  +  121716 Wed, 27 Jul 05 07:47 AM Hello, I was taking a self-assessment quiz and I couldn't understand what these two sentences mean. 1. "I always fly by the seat of my pants." 2."My skin is too thin." Can anybody help me with this? Thanks       The EnglishLearner Joined on Fri, Sep 19 2003 New Member 21

	Gniagnia  +  121722 Wed, 27 Jul 05 08:32 AM Hi, 1 . When you do something 'by the seat of your pants', you do it using only your own experience and trusting your own judgment 2 .  When you are thin-skinned, you get easily hurt by criticism or easily made unhappy. But is it what is meant here ? Not sure about that.... Hope this help Regards Gniagnia Joined on Mon, Jul 25 2005 New Member 40 Regards

	The EnglishLearner  +  121728 Wed, 27 Jul 05 08:57 AM wow, thanks for the quick answer. I really appreciate your help.   I can proceed taking my quiz now. The EnglishLearner

	Clive  +  448348 Fri, 30 Nov 07 10:29 PM Hi, how ican speak english Go to a class. Study a grammar book. Listen to English on movies, radio, tapes, cds. Find someone that you can practice speaking English with. Clive Clive Joined on Thu, Oct 28 2004 Canada Veteran Member 29,663 El tango argentino es un pensamiento triste que se puede bailar (The tango argentino is a sad thought which can be danced) Enrique Santos Discépolo Grammar, Speak English, Speaking English