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Hi Thomas, A belated welcome to the Forum. You mentioned that There is a football club of a sort in Liverpool. I take it you're not a fan of them, then? Liverpool Football Club are an English professional association football club based in
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What do the following words have in common? What has happened to them in Modern English? wilt, hast, thine, art You all fail! Any fool can tell that the words are old . Of course they are old in an exam based on Old English! What do the
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The real answer should be something like "They are all word that were used in old English and are not used anymore in modern English, but are still seen in classic books like the Bible for example". If I am not mistaken. Yeah, but did
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ROTFL! Funny thread. Anyway, as for your question, what do those words have in common? They are all swear words and are among the worst ones. They are part of those words you can't say on television or on the radio. I wonder why your post
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VERY FUNNY ;) I simply don't have time, I have 2 other exams in 3 days time, have to work, take care of my newly born baby. If your intention are to make someone depressed nice try but not with me ;p best M
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An easy question, but aren't you supposed to know the answer yourself? If you have the Internet at your disposal and can't find the right answer even there, I don't think you deserve to pass your final exam. CB
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I have a question for my final exam, need badly your help!!! What do the following words have in common? What has happened to them in Modern English? wilt, hast, thine, art Please please please help
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Anonymous wrote: Why would one presuppose that, "the major interest in the English language lies in the UK."?
I made the observation in the context of the Adventure or Story of English. I was not making any narrow nationalistic point or
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accent: a way of speaking typical of a particular group of people and especially of the natives or residents of a region
dialect: a regional variety of language distinguished by features of vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation from other
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