Limeal  +  335179 Sat, 03 Mar 07 08:26 AM I just heard from a British. In his letter, he said: " During this period, you will be only be participating the conference and not be undertaking any paid work." why not "you will only be ..." but "you will be only be ..." ? Thanks! Limeal Joined on Sat, Mar 3 2007 China New Member 09

	Lil' Ruby Rose  +  335183 Sat, 03 Mar 07 08:35 AM It must be a typing error on the British person's part.  (Note:  it is not "a British", and only Americans call us "Brits".) Lil' Ruby Rose Joined on Wed, Dec 20 2006 Regular Member 879 Enlightenment is always preceded by confusion.

	Philip  +  335312 Sat, 03 Mar 07 04:41 PM  Limeal wrote: I just heard from a British. In his letter, he said: " During this period, you will be only be participating the conference and not be undertaking any paid work." why not "you will only be ..." but "you will be only be ..." ? Thanks! My guess is that the typo occured while the person was thinking "will be only participating" but changed his thought to the more correct "will only be participating".  The placement of "only" is too often taken lightly. Philip Joined on Thu, Jun 23 2005 Veteran Member 8,738 At reise er at leve! - H. C. Andersen