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#17 (permalink) Wed Feb 10, 2010 0:31 am Why is the answer 'backs'? Is is the substitute for 'body'? |
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I listed those idiomatic expressions in response to your statement "that this whole thing is definitely weird." It's not weird. Native speakers use those expressions all the time. _________________ One Way of Learning English Grammar
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#18 (permalink) Wed Feb 10, 2010 0:32 am Why is the answer 'backs'? Is is the substitute for 'body'? |
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Shirts usually fall and rest below the neck or neckline (if you want to get picky about it). _________________ One Way of Learning English Grammar
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#19 (permalink) Wed Feb 10, 2010 0:34 am Why is the answer 'backs'? Is is the substitute for 'body'? |
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Anyway, I think that many students have found this test and this question helpful. That's my opinion. _________________ One Way of Learning English Grammar
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#20 (permalink) Wed Feb 10, 2010 22:33 pm Why is the answer 'backs'? Is is the substitute for 'body'? |
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Hi,
Are there huge differences between the natives who speak english around the world? This kind of dialogs of which i'm observing from time to time here and I started to get scared getting wrong information as i'm joining you to better my language.
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#21 (permalink) Wed Feb 10, 2010 22:40 pm Why is the answer 'backs'? Is is the substitute for 'body'? |
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Don't be frightened Puppet!
There are just as many differences between different speakers of English as there are of any language. But, the differences are minor and the bulk of the grammar and vocabulary are identical for all speakers. _________________ There's no such thing as an exception to the rule...
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#22 (permalink) Thu Feb 11, 2010 17:54 pm Why is the answer 'backs'? Is is the substitute for 'body'? |
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Puppet I'm here quite often ;-)

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