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  1. 03-Oct-2003, 16:51 #1
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    Default learning style

    There are no best llearning style ,but better one
  2. 04-Oct-2003, 20:35 #2
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    I'm sorry but I don't understand your question. Could you explain a bit more please?
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  3. 05-Oct-2003, 19:25 #3
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    It looks to me like a statement rather than a question. Perhaps, s/he should have added "discuss".

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  4. 05-Oct-2003, 22:31 #4
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    I think the style of the sentence proves the contents right.
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