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Twisting in the Wind
Joined: 20 Oct 2003
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misgivings regarding the possible (or realizationary) feline linguistical enhancements that might have been evidenced by said aforementioned procedure.
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Good God, man! This isn't the kind of English you regularly speak in class to your students, is it?  |
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dduck
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No, it's a symptom of my current reading material. I'm plodding my way through a lingustics book, written in very stuffy English. For example, whence just kinda pops into a sentence from time to time. It's also translated from French. Ugh! I made the mistake of only reading the cover before I bought it.  I'm starved of good educational reading material, here in Madrid.
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