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21-Nov-2006, 14:12
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 grammar plural "im interested in language " " im interested in languages" "im interested in language study" " im interested in language studies" what is the difference between study and studies? "windys open the doors" or "windy open the doors." how's the weather today "today is rainy and thundering" or "today is rainy and thundery " "today is haily" "today is hail" fantasy movies and sci-fic movies are exciting fantasy and sci-fic movies make me excited fantasy and sci-fic movies are exciting fantasy movies and sci-fic movies make me excited spinx's nose spinx' nose |
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21-Nov-2006, 14:42
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| Re: grammar plural Quote:
1. Study is either a room you work in like your home office or research. At the university you complete your studies 2. What's the weather like? is the correct usage. |
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