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karagozian
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Lynne is a beautiful person. She is right and more than right. What gave me such a laugh were her stupid mobile stickers or whatever you call them which I am unable to produce.
ESL is giving, helping and sharing. Thank you Lynne for bringing me back on the right track. |
26 Dec 2020
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s.lefevre
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I don�t understand why people ( especially teachers) answer something unpleasant. If one has nothing important or nice to say, I think it is better to shut up. I hope you all had a nice Christmas. Now let�s hope that the new year brings us health. |
27 Dec 2020
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spinney
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A very good question, and the kind that dictionaries do not always answer effectively. I remember seeing in a couple of dictionaries that "damp" and "humid" meant the same thing when in reality, we tend to use them a little differently in the UK. Anyway, Lynne has given the best answer by a mile. This is something dictionaries often tend not to do, and why we must be wary of them. |
27 Dec 2020
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douglas
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Thumbs up Silvia! I couldn�t agree more. For those that still remember it: I am passing the ESLprintables crown to Silvia Lefevre.. Silvia can be queen for now. Cheers, Douglas I really miss these days, and these people: http://www.eslprintables.com/forum/topic.asp?id=4958
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29 Dec 2020
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mitokondri
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Hello there! :) If you are interested, you can follow my instagram account. Every day, I share a new word. I hope you like it. https://www.instagram.com/englishwithmissmaci/?hl=en |
6 Jan 2021
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I had answered every post and had started a few myself and so she thought I was the webmaster! No, I�m just a busybody.