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[ Goto pageGoto page: 1, 2 ] 		28 Torsten 10570 Sat Nov 15, 2008 14:28 pm
Torsten How to ask a question?
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Mister Micawber When do you use management and Management?
No new posts meaning of lack
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Alan meaning of lack
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Conchita Quit talking
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Alan Difference between say and tell
No new posts What does this phrase mean: "Goodness me"?
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Torsten What does this phrase mean: "Goodness me"?
No new posts Adapt vs. adjust
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Torsten Adapt vs. adjust
No new posts Knock your socks off? What does that mean?
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Linda Knock your socks off? What does that mean?
No new posts How to understand "Knock the pins out from"?
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Conchita How to understand "Knock the pins out from"?
No new posts What's the knee-jerk reaction?
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Conchita What's the knee-jerk reaction?
No new posts What is the difference between rely on and trust me?
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Conchita What is the difference between rely on and trust me?
No new posts difference between wrong and false
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Conchita difference between wrong and false
No new posts How do we use the "modal verbs" correctly?
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No new posts When do I use the simple past of 'end up'? (end up vs. ended up)
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Mitra2212 When do I use the simple past of 'end up'? (end up vs. ended up)
No new posts What's the kindered spirit? Does the "kindered" come from kind?
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Mister Micawber What's the kindered spirit? Does the "kindered" come from kind?
No new posts Idiomatic phrase "learn and tell"
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Mister Micawber Idiomatic phrase "learn and tell"
No new posts difference between sight and site
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Mister Micawber difference between sight and site
No new posts Expressions "like a ton of bricks"
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Mister Micawber Expressions "like a ton of bricks"
No new posts Thanks for killing the goose that laid the golden egg?
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Torsten Thanks for killing the goose that laid the golden egg?
No new posts "still asleep" vs "fast asleep"
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Mister Micawber "still asleep" vs "fast asleep"
No new posts some idiomatic expressions of failure and success
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Yankee some idiomatic expressions of failure and success
No new posts What does probably mean?
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Alan What does probably mean?
No new posts meaning of "There is no guessing"
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Alan meaning of "There is no guessing"
No new posts Meaning of "There's no point"
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Torsten Meaning of "There's no point"
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Yankee meaning of "What on earth"
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Conchita prevent vs postpone
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Lars Lange question responses
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Mister Micawber Finish vs. end
No new posts What does 'accure' mean?
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Yankee What does 'accure' mean?
No new posts If we can not get eat as a noun here
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Conchita If we can not get eat as a noun here
No new posts Why we can't use here 'consider' because both think and consider give us...?
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Conchita Why we can't use here 'consider' because both think and consider give us...?
No new posts Meaning of "a plane takes off"
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Mister Micawber Meaning of "a plane takes off"
No new posts 'All you have to do is to telephone this number' OR 'All you have to make is ...'
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Mister Micawber 'All you have to do is to telephone this number' OR 'All you have to make is ...'
No new posts Reputation vs Idea or Description?
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Mister Micawber Reputation vs Idea or Description?
No new posts Is it correct to write kitchen?
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Mister Micawber Is it correct to write kitchen?
No new posts meaning of "get by"
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Mister Micawber meaning of "get by"
No new posts What is this sentence intention?
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Thaomi2201 What is this sentence intention?
No new posts Is 'never seen' present perfect?
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Yankee Is 'never seen' present perfect?
No new posts How do we use this question tag: "didn't hear"?
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Yankee How do we use this question tag: "didn't hear"?
No new posts Tell the truth
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Kory Tell the truth
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Conchita meaning of janitorial
No new posts What does "It's no good" mean?
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Alan What does "It's no good" mean?
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Alan what is the difference between "denote" and "refer"?
No new posts "more breakfast" vs "much breakfast"
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Mister Micawber "more breakfast" vs "much breakfast"
No new posts Taking books to the librarian's daughter?
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Mister Micawber Taking books to the librarian's daughter?
No new posts The use vs. the usage of prepositions?
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Alan The use vs. the usage of prepositions?
No new posts Why is correct "She must be very healthy"?
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Sylla Why is correct "She must be very healthy"?
No new posts Meaning of "that said"
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Andriy Meaning of "that said"
No new posts Is 'in fact' a fixed expression?
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Torsten Is 'in fact' a fixed expression?
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 3 Student 3113 Fri Oct 31, 2008 8:43 am
Clara What does this idiom mean: "a lot of hot air"?
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