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Old 20-Apr-2006, 05:15
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Please help me... I have to do a experimental research on a grammar feature .. I was thinking in doing a research on which is the best way to teach irregular verbs.... or somethink like that.. My teacher said that we can use a study all ready done and follow the steps and get to the results bye doing it. but i haven't found a good one yet..please can you help me to get a good and easy research..thanks
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Old 21-Apr-2006, 03:37
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Shouldn't the research be into something you're interested in rather than looking for something easy that has already been done?
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