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	Antonia  #86537  Mon, 04 Apr 05 09:54 AM Can you help me to chek the exact meaning of the word commercial: Is the ''commercial bread'' the one you can buy everywhere because it is put on the market or does commercial mean popular? Huh, thank you    Antonia Joined on Fri, Mar 11 2005 Contributing Member (1,266)

	pieanne  #86598  Mon, 04 Apr 05 03:30 PM Antonia, I'd say commercial bread is the bread that isn't baked manually in a small bakery. Commercial bread would be the bread that's made in factories, with a lot of additives to make it last longer, "Harry's" or that kind of thing, you see?    pieanne Joined on Thu, Jan 20 2005 South of France ...But I'm Belgian! Veteran Member (7,512) I'm glad to help, but I'm not a native! And please excuse my typos...

	abbie1948  #86610  Mon, 04 Apr 05 04:06 PM I agree    abbie1948 Joined on Thu, Mar 24 2005 England Senior Member (2,657) Hope that helps. Abbie

	pieanne  #86625  Mon, 04 Apr 05 04:33 PM Glad you do, Abbie!    pieanne

	Antonia  #86669  Mon, 04 Apr 05 05:38 PM Thanks you all    Antonia

	abbie1948  #86671  Mon, 04 Apr 05 05:40 PM Just knew you would be    abbie1948

	bvpraveen  #88235  Fri, 08 Apr 05 05:44 PM Glad you do, Abbie! Anne, I think it should be "Glad you did, Abbie!"    bvpraveen Joined on Sat, Mar 5 2005 Coimbatore, India Regular Member (507)

	pieanne  #88236  Fri, 08 Apr 05 05:52 PM Abbie says: "I agree" Pieanne answers: "Glad you do, Abbie!" "agree" is in the present tense, so is "do"    pieanne
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	abbie1948  #88239  Fri, 08 Apr 05 05:58 PM Is this the mutual admiration society? If so, the membership is great!    abbie1948