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Latest post Mon, Oct 12 2009 10:31 PM by Clive. 1 replies.
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SarahJay  +  939761 Mon, 12 Oct 09 10:00 PM
I am doing a project in my Global English class and came upon a book that described the United States as a Language Graveyard. Could someone please explain this to me?
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Clive  +  939795 Mon, 12 Oct 09 10:31 PM
Hi,

 

It's a phrase that is open to interpretation.

Did you read the book? Or even the first page or two? In other words, did you get any feeling at all for what the author was focusing on?      (If you didn't, why didn't you? )

 

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