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#2 (permalink) Sat Jul 07, 2007 19:24 pm newspaper vs magazines |
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| It should be plural. |
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Jamie (K) I'm a Communicator ;-)
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#3 (permalink) Sat Jul 07, 2007 19:27 pm newspaper vs magazines |
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Hi,
On the other hand it could be used as an adjective describing 'media' but then you'd have to say 'magazine' - well, it's just a thought.
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#4 (permalink) Sat Jul 07, 2007 23:18 pm newspaper vs magazines |
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| Alan wrote: |
Hi,
On the other hand it could be used as an adjective describing 'media' but then you'd have to say 'magazine' - well, it's just a thought. Alan |
Hi, Alan
If I understand you correctly, you meant to say "uncountable noun" not "adjective", didn't you?
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#5 (permalink) Sun Jul 08, 2007 7:34 am newspaper vs magazines |
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Hi Tom,
Not really - I meant you would use the same construction as in 'print journalism' whereby print takes on a descriptive role. Similalrly you would say radio journalism or television journalism.
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#6 (permalink) Mon Jul 09, 2007 11:15 am problem with speaking section in toefl |
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Hi every one I am new to this foroum.i am taking my test next month.i have only problem with speaking.and I have doubt regarding my voice also.Is that important to have a bold voice as i heard my voice in the sound recorder i observed that how boldly i speak its coming very smoothly. So please help me out how to prepare for speaking section and how to get above 23 in this. please correct me if any mistakes are present in the above msg also.
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