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turn to the left vs. turn on the left Sat Apr 19, 2008 10:48 am  turn to the left vs. turn on the left		  
my question always was " turn to the left or turn on the left" pls help me Idea
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turn to the left vs. turn on the left Sat Apr 19, 2008 12:00 pm  turn to the left vs. turn on the left		  
I'd say 'turn to the left'...
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:) Sat Apr 19, 2008 12:04 pm  :)		  
hi pamela thanks for ur reply ..yes it's better to turn to right instead of turning to left Smile
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turn to the left vs. turn on the left Sat Apr 19, 2008 12:13 pm  turn to the left vs. turn on the left		  
Right you are. Wink Laughing
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help Wed Apr 23, 2008 11:20 am  help		  
could somebody help me with this text..i find something it's not correct ..pls tell me if u find any mistakes ...so here it is : " from the point of view of child's behaviour trabquility i would say that Butterflies resembles to the story of ......
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turn to the left vs. turn on the left Wed Apr 23, 2008 14:46 pm  turn to the left vs. turn on the left		  
Hi,

My take: ....butterflies resemble the story ...
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help Wed Apr 23, 2008 18:43 pm  help		  
oana wrote:
Could somebody help me with this text? I think something is not correct. Please tell me if you find any mistakes. Here it is:

I have made suggestions above for corrections in the beginning of you post.

oana wrote:
" From the point of view of the tranquility of a/the child's behaviour, I would say that Butterflies resembles the story of ......

I have made a few suggestions in the quote above. However, the sentence is not complete. The story of what?

Are you referring to something such as a book or a movie entitled "Butterflies", or are you referring generally to the insects known as butterflies?
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