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 Aldona 777
 
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							| Dear friends, can anybody profread this?  
The fox is a sly, bad and cautious animal.  It digs a deep hole with several exits where it stays in bad weather and nurses its cubs. The fox often eats different animals, insects, fish and fruit. My friend, a hunter, repeatedly observed the following: a fox is lying on the grass pretending to be dead while silly birds are flying to it, and the fox snatches at them. Or sometimes the fox sits (is inversion possible here ? "Or sits the fox on a bank") on a bank  with its tail in the water and uses it as a fishing rob. 
You look very good today I don�t understand how the  (a??? ) computer works (we mean all computers) Lisa is meeting her grandmother at the station tonight Who are you examining (??)  in this photo? THANK YOU!!! |  18 Sep 2011      
					
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 paddyofarrell
 
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							| The 
fox is a sly, bad and cautious animal.  It digs a deep hole with several exits where 
it stays in bad weather and nurses its cubs. The fox often eats different 
animals, insects, fish and fruit. My friend, a hunter, repeatedly observed the 
following: a fox lying on the grass pretending to be dead while silly birds fly to it, and the fox snatches at them. Or sometimes the fox sits on a river bank  with its tail 
in the water and uses it as a fishing rod. 
You look very good today I don�t understand how computers work (when speaking generally, about all computers, we usetheplural form with no article) Lisa is meeting her grandmother 
at the station tonight |  18 Sep 2011     
					
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 Jayho
 
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							| In regards to the computer example, if you are talking about computers in general there are three ways to express such general ideas:    I do not understand how the computer works OR I do not understand how a computer works OR 
I do not understand how computers work   Cheers   Jayho |  19 Sep 2011     
					
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