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What parts of speech is 'walk' here?


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What parts of speech is 'walk' here? #16 (permalink) Mon Sep 12, 2011 15:39 pm   What parts of speech is 'walk' here?		  

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correction:instead of me-I'm sorry.
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What parts of speech is 'walk' here? #17 (permalink) Mon Sep 12, 2011 15:50 pm   What parts of speech is 'walk' here?		  
Nice to meet you too.. Kati Svaby..

Yes. you are correct. Also, your response increased my enthusiasm for much more studies.

(There's a technical problem or may be a problem of java, So, I am sorry that I'm unable to listen to your voice recording. I have replied for your first text message.)

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