• Re: Attention all students - Survey

  and colloquialisms are also very difficult. I sometimes feel like a really bad stand-up comedienne when
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• Re: Losing battle - "must of"

  colloquialisms in the following generation. Throughout the world and history it can be observed
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• Re: British ppl saying 'right-o'???

  , in a formal way, and is now desperately trying to pick up all the slang and colloquialisms
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• Re: The use of the word went

  and not intending to be affected. I guess that it has become yet another one of those colloquialisms
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• Re: Could Have

  with and . And doesn't usually begin a sentence. There are several other colloquialisms. CB
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• Re: For native English speakers... part 2 - Living in Manila

  or whatever. English has too many colloquialisms, strange spellings and pronunciations, weird usages
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• Re: the best way to learn english?

  Potter Fan fiction, which has really helped me when it comes to colloquialisms(and bad language LOL
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• Re: When to use 'is' and 'are' has caused an argument in the office

  slang, colloquialisms and syntax - however, trained Secretaries are (maybe I should now say 'were
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• Some Rules to keep in mind when using the Queen's English

  . 30. Go around the barn at high noon to avoid colloquialisms. 31. Even if a mixed metaphor sings
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