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- 13-Jun-2004, 05:36 #1
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Please tell me something about the word" havae" Is the word ancient English?
- 13-Jun-2004, 14:27 #2
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Teacher Re: Please tell me something about the word" havae" I don't think so. It looks like a modern typo. :wink:
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- 14-Jun-2004, 06:34 #3
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Threadstarter / Original PosterTeacher Re: Please tell me something about the word" havae" if so, why can't I look it up in common dictionary? Originally Posted by MikeNewYork I don't think so. It looks like a modern typo. :wink: Originally Posted by japanjapan
What does the word mean?
- 14-Jun-2004, 07:47 #4
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Teacher A typo is a typing error. Mike means that the person mistyped the word, so it won't be in the dictionary.
- 14-Jun-2004, 08:55 #5
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Re: Please tell me something about the word" havae" What's the sentence? :D It's probably 'have', not havae. Originally Posted by japanjapan
- 14-Jun-2004, 15:19 #6
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Teacher Re: Please tell me something about the word" havae" Sorry, that was supoosed to be a little joke. I agree with Cas; it is probably a typographical error for "have". :wink: Originally Posted by japanjapan if so, why can't I look it up in common dictionary? Originally Posted by MikeNewYork I don't think so. It looks like a modern typo. :wink: Originally Posted by japanjapan
What does the word mean?
