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lady Di @lady1993 (27224) • Philippines 6 Feb 19

Does it motivate you or bother you? I usually listen to music when i am at work so i don't get bothered by the people around me, since they can be noisy at times. What about you?

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lady Di that is a very good way to use music

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Phin2020 @Phinyf27 (82) 15 Feb 19

I've always wanted to write and earn. That is maybe the reason why I'm in mylot. I'm thinking of having it as my part-time. Where do you guys write aside from mylot? Thanks

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Go Ask Alice / Admin @GoAskAlice (5826) 18 Feb 19

This has always been one of our more cardinal rules, and I can't believe I find myself in the position of having to "remind" everyone about this. Especially some of our more veteran members. I am simply going to quote the...

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Margarita @Meramar (2695) 10 Feb 19

One of the books I am studying is called "A grammar companion to Lengua Inglesa I (English language I). There is a paragraph reffering to finite clause and says as following: "A finite clause is one whose verb phrase has a finite...

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Mavic123456 @owlwings yes, why not Mr. Owlwings it will be a big help for us. make it short and sweet

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Margarita @Meramar (2695) 10 Feb 19

One of the books I am studying is called "A grammar companion to Lengua Inglesa I (English language I). There is a paragraph reffering to finite clause and says as following: "A finite clause is one whose verb phrase has a finite...

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Just an Ordinary Owl? @Mavic123456 I am generally only too glad to give advice on grammar, word use and so on.

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Margarita @Meramar (2695) 11 Feb 19

Today afternoon, I found a new app called "wattpad". Maybe it's not new, but I've never heard about it before. It seems that this app unifies readers and writers, where you can read ebooks for free and it's an option for new...

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Judy Evans I haven't heard of this and don't have a mobile phone but perhaps someone else on here has heard of it.

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Margarita @Meramar (2695) 11 Feb 19

Today afternoon, I found a new app called "wattpad". Maybe it's not new, but I've never heard about it before. It seems that this app unifies readers and writers, where you can read ebooks for free and it's an option for new...

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Margaret Mwangi I have never heard of it

11 Feb 19

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Vicki, #1 Creek Girl @1creekgirl (41444) • United States 11 Feb 19

CD's (compact discs) are becoming a thing of the past. Most new vehicles don't even have CD players anymore. I want to record another album, but what will it be on? I know professional musicians have their music on I...

compact discs

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formats

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Vicki, #1 Creek Girl Thanks for the suggestion!

11 Feb 19

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Margarita @Meramar (2695) 11 Feb 19

Today afternoon, I found a new app called "wattpad". Maybe it's not new, but I've never heard about it before. It seems that this app unifies readers and writers, where you can read ebooks for free and it's an option for new...

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CarolDM Not familiar with the app.

11 Feb 19

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Vicki, #1 Creek Girl @1creekgirl (41444) • United States 11 Feb 19

CD's (compact discs) are becoming a thing of the past. Most new vehicles don't even have CD players anymore. I want to record another album, but what will it be on? I know professional musicians have their music on I...

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Margarita @Meramar (2695) 10 Feb 19

One of the books I am studying is called "A grammar companion to Lengua Inglesa I (English language I). There is a paragraph reffering to finite clause and says as following: "A finite clause is one whose verb phrase has a finite...

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Just an Ordinary Owl? @Meramar Machine translation is getting better and better these days. Of course, it works best with business and political documents (that's where the money is, after all) and can struggle with creative writing, poetry and colloquial speech. It's beginning to...

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Margarita @Meramar (2695) 10 Feb 19

One of the books I am studying is called "A grammar companion to Lengua Inglesa I (English language I). There is a paragraph reffering to finite clause and says as following: "A finite clause is one whose verb phrase has a finite...

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Just an Ordinary Owl? @Mavic123456 So have I, as a matter of fact! As I said, I don't think that grammarians in my day had named all the finer points of clauses. Probably, it's all the fault of Noam Chomsky who, amongst other things, was one of the first to approach language from...

10 Feb 19

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Wise Ghost @WiseGhots (14606) 19 Jan 19

Do you like them? I honestly do not know who says "no" to them. Today, my mother was inspired to make meat pancakes with bacon, corn and peas. These pancakes are my favorite (and so is my father's preference)....

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Wise Ghost For me, it's impossible.

10 Feb 19

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Margarita @Meramar (2695) 10 Feb 19

One of the books I am studying is called "A grammar companion to Lengua Inglesa I (English language I). There is a paragraph reffering to finite clause and says as following: "A finite clause is one whose verb phrase has a finite...

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Anna It's not very difficult, it's a lot easier if you talk about primary and secondary verb, as explained by Owl.

10 Feb 19

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Margarita @Meramar (2695) 9 Feb 19

One of the books I am studying now is called "British Civilization, an introduction" by John Oakland. It's not only the content, which is new to me. Also many new words I have to study, as the book is written in English. To find...

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Judy Evans @Meramar I agree. The wheel always seems to turn too far doesn't it? One generation is too strict, the next not strict enough. It's hard to get a happy medium.

10 Feb 19

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Margarita @Meramar (2695) 10 Feb 19

One of the books I am studying is called "A grammar companion to Lengua Inglesa I (English language I). There is a paragraph reffering to finite clause and says as following: "A finite clause is one whose verb phrase has a finite...

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Mavic123456 Thanks Mr. Owlwings. i have learned something here.

10 Feb 19

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Margarita @Meramar (2695) 10 Feb 19

One of the books I am studying is called "A grammar companion to Lengua Inglesa I (English language I). There is a paragraph reffering to finite clause and says as following: "A finite clause is one whose verb phrase has a finite...

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Just an Ordinary Owl? I was never taught about finite and non-finite clauses in my day. I don't think that they'd been invented This page may help (notice that it talks about primary and secondary verbs rather than finite and non-finite verbs! Same thing - different...

10 Feb 19

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Margarita @Meramar (2695) 9 Feb 19

One of the books I am studying now is called "British Civilization, an introduction" by John Oakland. It's not only the content, which is new to me. Also many new words I have to study, as the book is written in English. To find...

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Judy Evans @Meramar I guess youth is always a bit thoughtless and lively but some do seem to be quite arrogant and cruel nowadays.

10 Feb 19

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Margarita @Meramar (2695) 10 Feb 19

One of the books I am studying is called "A grammar companion to Lengua Inglesa I (English language I). There is a paragraph reffering to finite clause and says as following: "A finite clause is one whose verb phrase has a finite...

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Judy Evans I'm afraid my grammar tuition didn't extend this far. I hope someone else can help you.

10 Feb 19

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Margarita @Meramar (2695) 10 Feb 19

One of the books I am studying is called "A grammar companion to Lengua Inglesa I (English language I). There is a paragraph reffering to finite clause and says as following: "A finite clause is one whose verb phrase has a finite...

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John Welford Going by your description, the following sentence would contain a non-finite clause followed by a finite one: "Breaking one's word commits ill faith"

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