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#2 (permalink) Sun May 23, 2004 7:49 am Freefall Friday |
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Hi JENNY DOLL,
Many thanks for your interesting question. I guess in the given context Freefall Friday simply means that the show is open to any type of discussion - callers can chill out so to say at the end of a long stressful working week. What radio station is hosting the show you are referring to?
TOEIC listening, photographs: Workers in a field |
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Torsten Learning Coach

Joined: 25 Sep 2003 Posts: 14491 Location: EU
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#3 (permalink) Sun May 23, 2004 14:22 pm 11p.m. on a Freefall Friday |
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DEAR TORSEN,
it's just a radio show in a fiction novel. :oops:
Thanks for your reply, it helps me a lot.
And also, this is such a great place for English learners, glad i'm here.
best,
Jen :P
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#4 (permalink) Sun May 23, 2004 14:24 pm 11p.m. on a Freefall Friday |
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SORRY, TYPO. DEAR TORSTEN, ............. |
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#5 (permalink) Sat Sep 02, 2006 19:46 pm 11p.m. on a Freefall Friday |
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| The expression can come from military term - "Free - fall munition" . :) |
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Norden New Member
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| The verb MAKE | I wish you good day |