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Uncomplementary vs. uncomplimentary



 
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Uncomplementary vs. uncomplimentary #1 (permalink) Wed Oct 27, 2004 19:41 pm   Uncomplementary vs. uncomplimentary		  
In the last paragraph you stated
Quote:
By extension, somehow, children also use it as an uncomplementary name for a rude, selfish person.


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Oberfest #2 (permalink) Wed Oct 27, 2004 19:49 pm   Oberfest		  
Dotti wrote:
In the last paragraph you stated
Quote:
By extension, somehow, children also use it as an uncomplementary name for a rude, selfish person.


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Oberfest #3 (permalink) Wed Oct 27, 2004 19:56 pm   Oberfest		  
In the article oberfest
http://www.english-test.net/articles/22/index.html

I do like your webpage and didn`t mean to be uncomplimentary, hint, hint!

:wink:
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Oberfest #4 (permalink) Wed Oct 27, 2004 20:28 pm   Oberfest		  
Dotti wrote:
In the article oberfest
http://www.english-test.net/articles/22/index.html

I do like your webpage and didn`t mean to be uncomplimentary, hint, hint!

:wink:

About what webpage do you tell?
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Oberfest #5 (permalink) Wed Oct 27, 2004 21:24 pm   Oberfest		  
In the article oberfest the word uncomplementary should be uncomplimentary, I think

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Complimentary #6 (permalink) Wed Oct 27, 2004 22:01 pm   Complimentary		  
Hi Dotti,

You are right - thanks for pointing out, please check the article again.
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