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OPP  +  79460 Tue, 08 Mar 05 05:46 AM
Thinking I slid by the radar and passed high school english wasn't good enough. Now, I'm 30 and trying to learn Spanish to advance in my career. Again faced with the same problems in high school, I'm still not sure what the difference is between an article and adjective. What about the other basics to sentance structure? Where can I find a dummies guide to learning english and its terminology?
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Mister Micawber  +  79475 Tue, 08 Mar 05 06:47 AM

Here is a user-friendly site: GUIDE TO GRAMMAR AND WRITING.

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