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sheikh radlinrol
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| johnslat wrote: |
Dear sheikh
Probably posters on this forum - unless nomad has multiple personalities.
Or did you think the "royal we" was being used? 
Regards,
John |
I doubt that she´s claiming to be Royalty!  Maybe, however, she feels that her opinions are such self-evident truths that ¨we¨is appropriate since nobody would dare to differ. |
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izmigari
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Location: Rubbing shoulders with the 8-Ball in the top left pocket
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| Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2016 9:52 pm Post subject: |
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| sheikh radlinrol wrote: |
I doubt that she´s claiming to be Royalty! Maybe, however, she feels that her opinions are such self-evident truths that ¨we¨is appropriate since nobody would dare to differ. |
*ahem* |
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DutchDiva
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[quote="nomad soul"]The SACM is not always easy to reach.
We might be able to help you with whatever questions/concerns you have regarding authentication.[/quote]
I finally got in contact with someone. Basically I have to figure out a way to get my TESOL from Australia attested there so I can apply for the visa here in the USA. I am in the USA and have 0 connections with Oz except that I took a TESOL course at a school based in Queensland.
Has anyone here taken a TESOL in another country and had it attested? What was that process like?
t.i.a.! |
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