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leroy
Joined: 12 Jun 2005
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Yes it's very useful for birthdays etc.
Where does your name come from Bels? It's rather odd! No offence. |
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sebastienupper
Joined: 20 Apr 2006
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Location: Australia, Western
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Thanks for the tip Bels. Though this particular site is for Longmans the florist. If I find the right site I'll post it. I've found references to Longmans Key to Language Teaching book by googling - I'll try to nail down official site. |
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zaneth
Joined: 31 Mar 2004
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Location: Between Russia and Germany
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Living in Russia taught me to love the Bronte sisters. And Steinbeck. And did you know that Theodore Dreiser was one of the most loved American writers?
Living in Russia will force you to appreciate works that you would have turned your nose up at back home.
Builds character.
The worst part of the torture, the really diabolical thing, is that Russian books are DIRT cheap, plentiful, and everyone you know will have floor to ceiling bookshelves lining their hallways. Full of world classics, fascinating philosophical treatises, and every subject under the sun. And they will have read all of them. But you can't read them! Cause they're in Russian!!
Agony. |
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