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Plurals without "s" | The phrase "it turned out"
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How to create a written summary? #1 (permalink) Wed Jun 15, 2005 10:38 am   How to create a written summary?		  
hi

is there anybody who can correct my summary via Email? maybe?
(grammar, sentence....and things like that).

thank you...
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