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tack towards the docks = lay aboard | in on or at?
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Rules on possessive nouns #16 (permalink) Tue Sep 07, 2010 23:40 pm   Rules on possessive nouns		  
yes that's what i need, to be corrected, iam just concerned because nowadays you seem to be so slowly to respond to our virtual classrooms. is anybody viewing the topic now?
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Rules on possessive nouns #17 (permalink) Wed Sep 08, 2010 7:38 am   Rules on possessive nouns		  
There are a lot of questions to be answered, Charles! We have 'off-line' lives to lead too - we cannot cover the forums 24/7. Sometimes a delay is inevitable and sometimes posts get missed in the sheer volume, though we do our best not to let that happen.
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