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A matter of semantics
I do not know if this happens in other languages, if not then foreigners
must get very confused. If some one has had a cold and you ask them how the cold is, if they are better will probably reply "Fine" whereas the cold is dead. Similarly if us gardeners are asked how is it with ladybirds, if there are plenty may reply "Good" (by the way I've never seen as many as there are at the moment). However if you ask how the greenfly are the reply, if there are very few about, would also be "Good", odd heh? -- Residing on low ground in North Staffordshire |
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