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Expression: "Pictorial glimpses of the meeting" | British English being influenced! - The use of 'Like'

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#1 (permalink) Tue Dec 19, 2006 14:34 pm Stand corrected

Thks Tom and Yankee I stand corrected both useages do not sound pretentious. Still would you as in both contexts I think. Or He don?t make them same blunders as me. But that is the issue of use of I and me. _________________ Please meet Stewart Tunncilff

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