Argh.
Which of the following words fits the best in the blank?
Words: on/in/at
Phrase: “Chaos ____ the sky” is a noun phrase.
Yes, even this blog’s title has a 2/3 chance of being grammatically incorrect. (I went with “at” because the acronym is a common word.)
On a very unrelated note, apparently some people found this blog by searching “antiderivative of tangent“. Should I write some more posts that might be hit by a random googler?
Yes, I love vague titles.
As a fluent Indonesian and English speaker (or I should say user because I rarely speak English >_< ), I tend to understand Indonesian/English texts but have trouble to translate words between the two languages. Sufficient proof of the fact that when one (read: at least me) is fluent in a language, one thinks in that language, not by translating that language to another first.
By the same method I need to identify "keywords" in Chinese texts to understand the vague context of it (and rarely be able to get through; I got 16/20 in HSK Level 1 😦 ). Sufficient proof that I'm not fluent in Chinese.
Bah. Happy Lunar New Year!
Chaos at the Sky 