WORDS
Sep 25th 2020, 12:26 pm
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Re: WORDS
Originally Posted by Red Eric
Did you ever come across people who insisted the latter were hard disks?
Sep 29th 2020, 7:51 am
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Re: WORDS
Capricious-just looked it up,i think i understand but not totally sure of your point.could i just say most of the words put on this thread i have never seen used read and could not spell if i tried with out spell checker and at times do not see the point of them.but they are there for a reason i'm sure,i thought caprious was that american model
Sep 29th 2020, 4:31 pm
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Re: WORDS
Originally Posted by el collado kid
.... most of the words put on this thread ...... and at times do not see the point of them.but they are there for a reason i'm sure, ...
Not only have I come to enjoy words more in recent years, ironically as I hated English at school, declining ever taking (the separate subject of) English Litl and dropping English language at the earliest opportunity, but I have been surprised to note how often an English word has two or more different, and sometimes even contradictory meanings. I have no idea how someone who learns English as a foreign language gets to be as fluent as some manage.
Sep 30th 2020, 8:59 am
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Re: WORDS
Originally Posted by Pulaski
Because the English language needs more words.
Not only have I come to enjoy words more in recent years, ironically as I hated English at school, declining ever taking (the separate subject of) English Litl and dropping English language at the earliest opportunity, but I have been surprised to note how often an English word has two or more different, and sometimes even contradictory meanings. I have no idea how someone who learns English as a foreign language gets to be as fluent as some manage.
Not only have I come to enjoy words more in recent years, ironically as I hated English at school, declining ever taking (the separate subject of) English Litl and dropping English language at the earliest opportunity, but I have been surprised to note how often an English word has two or more different, and sometimes even contradictory meanings. I have no idea how someone who learns English as a foreign language gets to be as fluent as some manage.
