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Cultural differences We talked about cultural differences between new yorkers and other parts of the states, I learned the word "laid back". The new yorkers some times appear rude, because they are in a rush. We talked about being demand or being suing Sue means demand
Apr 22, 2015 10:48 PM
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May 6, 2015
Woudl you be able to give an example, please?
May 6, 2015

Cultural differences

We talked about cultural differences between New Yorkers and other parts of the States. I learned the word, "laid back." The Sometimes New Yorkers some times appear rude because they are in a rush.

We talked about being demanding. or being suing ("Being suing" does not make grammatical sense. The verb, "to sue," is usually either in its present tense form or its past tense [ie. "sue" or "sued"] form. "To sue someone" means you are demanding money from someone due to a great problem that that person has caused you. For example: "The smaller company sued the larger company $30,000.00 for stealing their product." "A man sued a woman over something silly.").

"To sue" means "to demand."

April 22, 2015
Being suing in medical practice
April 22, 2015

Cultural differences

We talked about cultural differences between new yorkers and other parts of the states, I learned the word "laid back". The new yorkers some times appear rude, because they are in a rush.

We talked about being demanding or being suing ???

Sue means demand  <em>maybe in a legal sense but not in everyday life</em>

April 22, 2015
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