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Reply With QuoteIt's a spelling error. It should read "stutter", whose meaning may be found in any dictionary. Someone who is startled may very well stutter or stammer.
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- 30-Oct-2012, 19:38 #1
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shutter I am sorry, how can I delete my own post in this forum?
Last edited by englishhobby; 30-Oct-2012 at 19:55.
If I were a native speaker of English, I would never shut up.)
- 30-Oct-2012, 19:44 #2
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Re: shutter I'm not a teacher of English, but I have spoken it for (almost) all of my life....
- 30-Oct-2012, 19:57 #3
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Re: shutter Thank you! I wanted to delete my post because I've also noticed this mistake, but it was too late.((
If I were a native speaker of English, I would never shut up.)
- 31-Oct-2012, 01:57 #4
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Re: shutter Click on Edit Post > Delete > check Delete Message (you can give a reason in the box but you don't need to) > click Delete Post.
Originally Posted by englishhobby 
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