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	Anonymous  #332818  Sat, 24 Feb 07 07:48 PM Hi "I had to carry a barley/or barley (without "a") with me" Which form is correct? Or may be "the barley" Is it a good sentence: "Seemed like we would never meet again" Also: 32C (Celsius) what is the equivalent of this in Fahrenhait, I think it would be around 65F. How do you think? thanks    Anonymous
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	Marius Hancu  #332857  Sat, 24 Feb 07 09:21 PM Are you talking about the "seed or grain of barley and its many varieties?" Then: "I had to carry the barley with me (in the trunk of the car)" (It) Seemed like we would never meet again. Ellipsis of "it," but OK. 32C (Celsius): what is the equivalent of this in Fahrenheit? I think it would be around 65F. What do you think?    Marius Hancu Joined on Wed, Apr 26 2006 Montreal, Canada Veteran Member (11,673)
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	Anonymous  #332859  Sat, 24 Feb 07 09:45 PM Hi I counted, it's a bit more than 100F.  I should have written 39C I would write "I was carrying some barley with me" How do you think?    Anonymous
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	Anonymous  #332863  Sat, 24 Feb 07 10:14 PM I'm talking about the seeds of barley for grinding    Anonymous
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	Marius Hancu  #332870  Sat, 24 Feb 07 10:36 PM Different meanings, but both OK: I was carrying some barley with me, when the police caught me on their radar. I carried some barley with me yesterday.    Marius Hancu
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	Anonymous  #332883  Sat, 24 Feb 07 11:09 PM thank you so much!    Anonymous
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