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03-Apr-2006, 22:59
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 ic / ical adjectives My name is Carlos Could you help with the rules in order to differentiate the use of adjectives ending at ic or ical, like classic and classical IŽll be very thanked |
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04-Apr-2006, 04:18
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| Re: ic / ical adjectives These are differenciated by meaning rather than by form, so the answer is, I'm afraid, in the dictionary rather than a rule.  |
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