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16-Nov-2005, 05:22
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 "-in" materials there are sort of words followed by "-in" such as "spendin","foolin"... is there anyone knows what's the meaning of "-in" and what is defferent between original word and the word after add "-in" thanks, |
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16-Nov-2005, 09:19
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| Re: "-in" materials "-in" or "-in'" as it should be correctly noted with an apostrophe. eg. Spendin', foolin', buyin', sellin'. This is just a shortened version of "ing". (Buying, selling etc.)Typically American English. See here for more details and definitions. |
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