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American people use only "fall" or "autemn" as well?



 
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American people use only "fall" or "autemn" as well? Sat Apr 17, 2004 17:05 pm  American people use only "fall" or "autemn" as well?
 

Good evening dear moderators! I am a bit worried about your absence in this wonderful forum! But I am hope you both are all right. Tell me , please your opinion. American people use only "fall" or "autemn" as well?

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Autumn and fall Sat Apr 17, 2004 17:40 pm  Autumn and fall
 

As far as I know they prefer the word fall.
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Autumn and fall Sat Apr 17, 2004 17:45 pm  Autumn and fall
 

Torsten wrote:
As far as I know they prefer the word fall.

Thank you Torsten.
I hope that you know it exactly. Have you been in America?
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Been to America Sat Apr 17, 2004 17:51 pm  Been to America
 

Have you been to America is more correct.
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Been to America Sat Apr 17, 2004 17:55 pm  Been to America
 

Torsten wrote:
Have you been to America is more correct.

Thank you for your notice!

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