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#1 (permalink) Thu Jul 09, 2009 21:05 pm Sentence: He was the man who learned the English...

he was the man who learned the english,.......is it correct

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#2 (permalink) Thu Jul 09, 2009 23:38 pm *

No. He was the man who learned English. _________________ Native English teacher at Mister Micawber's

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