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| great topic . thanks |
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| #33 (permalink) Tue Jan 26, 2010 20:04 pm Family (Unit 14) |
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| im really confused with groom , bride, best man , maid of honour |
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| #34 (permalink) Mon Feb 15, 2010 16:04 pm Family (Unit 14) |
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| It is comprehensive for family members relative. |
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| #35 (permalink) Tue Feb 16, 2010 20:34 pm Family (Unit 14) |
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| tank you Kscl0753 |
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| #36 (permalink) Wed Feb 24, 2010 16:59 pm Family (Unit 14) |
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Dear Torsten
Hi I many many ....thank you.you are the best teacher in my life .
I am learning a lot from you .
I am a newcomer in Canada .I am not a beginner but I really needed to review the lessons.Thank you so much .you are a gift from god for me.
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Zahra |
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| #37 (permalink) Thu Mar 04, 2010 0:16 am Family (Unit 14) |
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| this lesson is so interesting |
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| #38 (permalink) Sat Mar 06, 2010 11:57 am Family (Unit 14) |
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| Yes now we can understand the meaning...thanks for your help! |
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| #39 (permalink) Fri Mar 26, 2010 13:45 pm Family (Unit 14) |
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wat is this maternal" or "paternal" ?
anybody explain? |
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| #40 (permalink) Thu Jul 01, 2010 5:32 am Family (Unit 14) |
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Good day Friend,
I couldn't understand for nephew or niece and next line.
One of them can either be our parents’ nephew or niece.
They same is with us and our brother’s or sister’s children.
how to call brother's wife
sister- in-law |
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| #41 (permalink) Sat Jul 24, 2010 22:45 pm Family (Unit 14) |
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Hello Sunny,
I'm having a doubt about sister in-aw and brother in-law,could you please clear my confusion.
Husband's brother- brother in-law.
Husband's sister-sister in-law.
But how can i call sister in-law's husband and brother in-law's wife and their children. |
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| #42 (permalink) Sun Jul 25, 2010 0:22 am Family (Unit 14) |
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Sister-in-laws's husband is brother-in-law (by marriage).
Brother-in-law's wide is sister-in-law (by marriage)
The children are nephews and nieces.
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| #43 (permalink) Sat Aug 07, 2010 16:54 pm Family (Unit 14) |
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I Love my Mom and Dad , they are love me so much and I have two brothers and two sisters , I have ten cousins , They live in Moro Pakistan . My uncle is teacher .
please correct me ! |
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| #44 (permalink) Sat Aug 07, 2010 17:06 pm Family (Unit 14) |
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Hello (again) Ghullam,
You have to pay attention to correct use of capital letters, and note that there are no gaps between the commas and full stops and their preceding words.
I love my Mom and Dad. They love me so much. I have two brothers and sisters. I have ten cousins, they live in Moro Pakistan. My uncle is a teacher.
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| #45 (permalink) Sun Aug 08, 2010 9:09 am Family (Unit 14) |
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Thanks for correcting me but still I am not able to understand what you want to teach me ?
please give me example sample, then I want to notice and compare my mistakes. |
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