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Guest  +  49941 Tue, 12 Oct 04 12:48 AM
I sometimes get confused between the two.
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Wai_Wai  +  49964 Tue, 12 Oct 04 05:17 AM
Just to remmber the rigid rule, ie:

I am
You/We/They are
He/She/It is

in order to fulfil the so-called correct English grammar requirement.

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nona the brit  +  50038 Tue, 12 Oct 04 01:37 PM
I'm intrigued, what do you mean by 'so-called correct' grammar?
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