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Why not: he says to me? | "market research" to Georgian
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Two times twice #1 (permalink) Thu Nov 06, 2003 18:41 pm   Two times twice
 

Hi everybody. I am really happy to be here. Sometimes ( before my lessons) I do tests, It is very funny for me. I'v seen today( I guess )a small mistake. Level Intermediate ,test 14, guestion 1 Twice(b) and Twice(d)
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Hi #2 (permalink) Thu Nov 06, 2003 20:14 pm   Hi
 

cowboy wrote:
Hi everybody. I am really happy to be here. Sometimes ( before my lessons) I do tests, It is very funny for me. I'v seen today( I guess )a small mistake. Level Intermediate ,test 14, guestion 1 Twice(b) and Twice(d)
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Hi Cowboy,
Welcome to the board, would you like to introduce yourself in more details? Btw, I was born in China and now am studying in England.

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Good observer #3 (permalink) Thu Nov 06, 2003 22:40 pm   Good observer
 

Hey Cowboy - as it turns out you are a very good observer (you have to be I guess if you are a real cowboy).
Now that test is OK. Many thanks.
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Hi Clark #4 (permalink) Sun Nov 09, 2003 9:36 am   Hi Clark
 

Hi Clark! I want to learn more about your country! Your country has the rich history!
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China has... #5 (permalink) Thu Jan 29, 2009 7:07 am   China has...
 

Hi Cowboy..

China has not only the rich classical History but also a very complicated graphical Language as well..I suppose..What do you say Clark..?

I am very interested to learn your Chinese language to read and speak..(not much bothered about writing..) Can you suggest me some simple way..??
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