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- Re: Do Eskimos count like New Guineans?
- Re: Do Eskimos count like New Guineans?
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- Re: www.attnmovingcompanies.com
- Re: I can't resist telling you this fine example of language evolution!
- Re: Baby Shower
- Re: Would you go
- Re: Baby Shower
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: I say, ...
- Re: BrE: As soon as you should have had time
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Intro G: Where is the FAQ?
- www.attnmovingcompanies.com
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- Re: Dark
- Re: They keep cutting our orders ...
- Re: Dark
- Re: "What she said!"
- Re: I can't resist telling you this fine example of language evolution!
- Re: Baby Shower
- Re: caddiwompas
- Interesting connotation note
- Re: caddiwompas
- Re: Baby Shower
- From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Would you go
- Re: I can't resist telling you this fine example of language evolution!
- Re: Baby Shower
- Re: I can't resist telling you this fine example of language evolution!
- caddiwompas
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: OT: Can anyone explain...
- Re: Gratitude
- Re: did you have a good new years?
- Re: did you have a good new years?
- Re: Wafa Sultan on Al Jazeera TV
- Re: Gratitude
- Re: sexy girls without cloth
- Re: Baby Shower
- Re: Dark
- Re: `Have a scheme on foot
- Re: I can't resist telling you this fine example of language evolution!
- Re: I can't resist telling you this fine example of language evolution!
- Re: Baby Shower
- Re: OT: Can anyone explain...
- Re: did you have a good new years?
- Re: I can't resist telling you this fine example of language evolution!
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- Re: Usage of the word "rare"
- Re: Would you go
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- Re: Baby Shower
- Re: Would you go
- Re: Baby Shower
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: `Have a scheme on foot
- Re: Baby Shower
- Re: "Do you" vs "are you"?
- Re: It is the making us consider ...
- Re: did you have a good new years?
- Re: Modernity
- From: Glenn Knickerbocker
- Re: Usage of the word "rare"
- Re: Would you go
- Re: "What she said!"
- Re: "Do you" vs "are you"?
- Re: did you have a good new years?
- Baby Shower
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: OT: Can anyone explain...
- Re: I can't resist telling you this fine example of language evolution!
- Re: Would you go
- Re: They keep cutting our orders ...
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Would you go
- Re: Usage of the word "rare"
- Re: They keep cutting our orders ...
- Re: I can't resist telling you this fine example of language evolution!
- "Do you" vs "are you"?
- Re: I can't resist telling you this fine example of language evolution!
- Re: "What she said!"
- Re: Would you go
- Re: I can't resist telling you this fine example of language evolution!
- Re: Would you go
- Re: I can't resist telling you this fine example of language evolution!
- Re: Would you go
- Re: Would you go
- Re: Usage of the word "rare"
- Re: Would you go
- Re: did you have a good new years?
- Re: Wafa Sultan on Al Jazeera TV
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: Would you go
- Wafa Sultan on Al Jazeera TV
- Re: simple "User Interface website" sounds funny
- Re: subordinating conjuntions
- Re: Would you go
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: Bust buses
- Re: did you have a good new years?
- Re: Usage of the word "rare"
- Re: implicate
- Re: Would you go
- Re: Would you go
- Re: Usage of the word "rare"
- Re: subordinating conjuntions
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: BrE: As soon as you should have had time
- Re: Would you go
- Re: subordinating conjuntions
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: subordinating conjuntions
- Re: sexy girls without cloth
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: 'talk English' and 'speak English'
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: Usage of the word "rare"
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: did you have a good new years?
- Usage of the word "rare"
- From: Daniel al-Autistiqui
- Re: Would you go
- From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: It is the making us consider ...
- Re: `Have a scheme on foot
- Re: Bust buses
- Re: I can't resist telling you this fine example of language evolution!
- Re: They keep cutting our orders ...
- Re: OT: Can anyone explain...
- Re: BrE: As soon as you should have had time
- Re: Would you go
- Re: Gratitude
- Re: OT: Can anyone explain...
- Re: OT: Can anyone explain...
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: OT: Can anyone explain...
- Re: Would you go
- Re: not my call- meaning what
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- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: They keep cutting our orders ...
- Re: They keep cutting our orders ...
- Re: They keep cutting our orders ...
- Re: OT: Can anyone explain...
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- Re: ozdog
- Re: 'talk English' and 'speak English'
- Re: OT: Can anyone explain...
- Re: Bust buses
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: They keep cutting our orders ...
- Re: Gratitude
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- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: OT: Can anyone explain...
- Re: simple "User Interface website" sounds funny
- Re: OT: Can anyone explain...
- Re: They keep cutting our orders ...
- From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: OT: Can anyone explain...
- Re: did you have a good new years?
- Re: Bust buses
- Re: OT: Can anyone explain...
- Re: Would you go
- Re: Bust buses
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: OT: Can anyone explain...
- From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
- Would you go
- Re: MPH in the UK
- OT: Can anyone explain...
- Re: It is the making us consider ...
- Re: They keep cutting our orders ...
- Need Better Translation Application 4 Blackberry
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: They keep cutting our orders ...
- Re: I can't resist telling you this fine example of language evolution!
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: ozdog
- Re: They keep cutting our orders ...
- Re: Which one is correct?
- Re: They keep cutting our orders ...
- Re: simple "User Interface website" sounds funny
- They keep cutting our orders ...
- Re: Bust buses
- simple "User Interface website" sounds funny
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Bust buses
- Re: sexy girls without cloth
- Re: It shakes us and knocks us about
- Re: I can't resist telling you this fine example of language evolution!
- Re: implicate
- Re: She was "giving out" ...
- Re: implicate
- Re: implicate
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: BrE: As soon as you should have had time
- Re: Which one is correct?
- From: Athel Cornish-Bowden
- Re: 'talk English' and 'speak English'
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: implicate
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: OT: Flood warnings (calling Philip Eden)
- Re: 'talk English' and 'speak English'
- Re: Gratitude
- Re: "niner" ought to be a valid word in Scrabble
- Re: did you have a good new years?
- Re: Gratitude
- Re: X-Acto knife
- Re: X-Acto knife
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: Furniture Saver
- Re: "What she said!"
- Re: Gratitude
- Re: I can't resist telling you this fine example of language evolution!
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: Furniture Saver
- Re: jamaican holiday
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: X-Acto knife
- Re: I can't resist telling you this fine example of language evolution!
- Re: Furniture Saver
- Re: She was "giving out" ...
- From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
- Funny Things We Dream
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: did you have a good new years?
- Re: "Govende" on Wikipedia proposed for deletion
- Re: Do Eskimos count like New Guineans?
- From: Reinhold (Rey) Aman
- Re: did you have a good new years?
- Re: did you have a good new years?
- Re: BrE: As soon as you should have had time
- Re: did you have a good new years?
- Re: Which one is correct?
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: Gratitude
- Re: Furniture Saver
- Re: X-Acto knife
- did you have a good new years?
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: MPH in the UK
- From: Reunite Gondwanaland (Mary Shafer)
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- From: Reunite Gondwanaland (Mary Shafer)
- Re: Dark
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: Happy Australia Day
- From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: Dark
- From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
- Gratitude
- Re: Furniture Saver
- Re: 'talk English' and 'speak English'
- Re: It is the making us consider ...
- Re: She was "giving out" ...
- Re: Set his friend's opinion on one side
- Re: Which one is correct?
- Re: Furniture Saver
- Re: Do Eskimos count like New Guineans?
- Furniture Saver
- Re: ozdog
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: I can't resist telling you this fine example of language evolution!
- Re: I can't resist telling you this fine example of language evolution!
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: ozdog
- Re: X-Acto knife
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: Happy Australia Day
- Re: I can't resist telling you this fine example of language evolution!
- Re: Cheap Nike shoes from www.china-seller.com!
- Re: Dark
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: I can't resist telling you this fine example of language evolution!
- Re: Which one is correct?
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- From: Reunite Gondwanaland (Mary Shafer)
- Re: Cheap Nike shoes from www.china-seller.com!
- Re: Which one is correct?
- Re: Which one is correct?
- Re: Set his friend's opinion on one side
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: Which one is correct?
- Re: She was "giving out" ...
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
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- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: "What she said!"
- Which one is correct?
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: It is the making us consider ...
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- BrE: As soon as you should have had time
- Re: She was "giving out" ...
- Re: I can't resist telling you this fine example of language evolution!
- She was "giving out" ...
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: ozdog
- Re: Dark
- Re: X-Acto knife
- Re: "niner" ought to be a valid word in Scrabble
- Re: Dark
- Re: "What she said!"
- Re: I can't resist telling you this fine example of language evolution!
- Re: I can't resist telling you this fine example of language evolution!
- Re: Our worst nightware
- Re: Dark
- Re: Happy Australia Day
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- jamaican holiday
- Re: I can't resist telling you this fine example of language evolution!
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: I can't resist telling you this fine example of language evolution!
- Re: "What she said!"
- Re: "What she said!"
- Re: Happy Australia Day
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: Happy Australia Day
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Election stuff ~OT~
- Re: Election stuff ~OT~
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: X-Acto knife
- Re: "niner" ought to be a valid word in Scrabble
- Re: Our worst nightware
- Re: Happy Australia Day
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: `Have a scheme on foot
- ozdog
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: "niner" ought to be a valid word in Scrabble
- Re: I can't resist telling you this fine example of language evolution!
- Re: X-Acto knife
- confidence your earning power
- From: jeya.jpl62@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: Can apostrophe represent multiple letters?
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: he/she OR they
- Re: 'talk English' and 'speak English'
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: Our worst nightware
- Re: Our worst nightware
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: "What she said!"
- From: Reunite Gondwanaland (Mary Shafer)
- Re: MPH in the UK
- From: Reinhold (Rey) Aman
- Re: Dark
- Re: MPH in the UK
- From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: X-Acto knife
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Intro F: Contents of AUE FAQ and FAQ Supplement
- Re: Dark
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: X-Acto knife
- Re: what I've seen is/are
- From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: `Have a scheme on foot
- Re: X-Acto knife
- Re: Dark
- Re: Dark
- Re: X-Acto knife
- Re: invite
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: X-Acto knife
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: X-Acto knife
- Re: X-Acto knife
- Re: Dark
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: X-Acto knife
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: Cheap Nike shoes from www.china-seller.com!
- Re: `Have a scheme on foot
- X-Acto knife
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: Our worst nightware
- Re: Dark
- Re: "What she said!"
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: what I've seen is/are
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Cheap Nike shoes from www.china-seller.com!
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: It is the making us consider ...
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: It shakes us and knocks us about
- Re: Dark
- Re: Those back eddies of the world
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: It shakes us and knocks us about
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Those back eddies of the world
- `Have a scheme on foot
- Re: Scratching his ears for him
- Re: Set his friend's opinion on one side
- Re: MPH in the UK
- It is the making us consider ...
- Re: Set his friend's opinion on one side
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: Scratching his ears for him
- Re: "Govende" on Wikipedia proposed for deletion
- Re: Scratching his ears for him
- Re: Those back eddies of the world
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: Those back eddies of the world
- Re: Those back eddies of the world
- Scratching his ears for him
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Those back eddies of the world
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Set his friend's opinion on one side
- Re: subordinating conjuntions
- Re: Dark
- Re: Cheap Nike shoes from www.china-seller.com!
- Re: It shakes us and knocks us about
- Re: It shakes us and knocks us about
- Re: Dark
- Re: Dark
- Re: Our worst nightware
- Re: Our worst nightware
- Re: subordinating conjuntions
- Re: Dark
- Re: invite
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Dark
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Dear Sis:
- Re: Dark
- Re: I can't resist telling you this fine example of language evolution!
- From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: Dark
- From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: invite
- Re: Dear Sis:
- Our worst nightware
- Re: invite
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: invite
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: Dark
- Re: Dark
- Re: invite
- Re: invite
- Re: invite
- Re: can you help me polish my language?
- Re: Dark
- Re: invite
- Re: invite
- Re: invite
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: invite
- Re: invite
- Re: can you help me polish my language?
- "Govende" on Wikipedia proposed for deletion
- Re: It shakes us and knocks us about
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: "What she said!"
- Re: Dark
- Re: Dark
- Re: can you help me polish my language?
- Re: It shakes us and knocks us about
- Re: invite
- Re: It shakes us and knocks us about
- Re: invite
- Re: Modernity
- Re: "What she said!"
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: "What she said!"
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: invite
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: Who Says What Your Fashion Statement Is?
- Re: Earn money online job...
- Re: It shakes us and knocks us about
- Earn money online job...
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: It shakes us and knocks us about
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Happy Australia Day
- Re: It shakes us and knocks us about
- Re: sexy girls without cloth
- Re: BrE: Were cleverer than ever he should be
- Re: BrE: Were cleverer than ever he should be
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: BrE: Were cleverer than ever he should be
- Re: Had more to say for themselves than he had tbought
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Had more to say for themselves than he had tbought
- Re: Dark
- Re: savo(u)ry understanding
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
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- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: "niner" ought to be a valid word in Scrabble
- Re: Dark
- Re: "niner" ought to be a valid word in Scrabble
- "niner" ought to be a valid word in Scrabble
- Re: A question of decimal terminology: was MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: what I've seen is/are
- Re: can you help me polish my language?
- Important information about IELTS
- Re: Modernity
- Re: BrE: Were cleverer than ever he should be
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: "What she said!"
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: Can apostrophe represent multiple letters?
- Re: savo(u)ry understanding
- Re: savo(u)ry understanding
- Re: savo(u)ry understanding
- Re: invite
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: invite
- Re: can you help me polish my language?
- From: Reunite Gondwanaland (Mary Shafer)
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: can you help me polish my language?
- From: Reunite Gondwanaland (Mary Shafer)
- Re: Words that are their own opposites, revisited
- prescriptivist vs descriptivist
- Re: Modernity
- Re: Dark
- Re: "What she said!"
- Re: Dark
- Re: Dark
- Re: Dark
- Re: "What she said!"
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: It shakes us and knocks us about
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: Modernity
- Re: Who Says What Your Fashion Statement Is?
- Re: Dark
- Re: MPH in the UK
- It shakes us and knocks us about
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: Opposites. Was: Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: BrE: Were cleverer than ever he should be
- Re: Dark
- From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: Had more to say for themselves than he had tbought
- Re: Dark
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: Who Says What Your Fashion Statement Is?
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: Had more to say for themselves than he had tbought
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: can you help me polish my language?
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: Had more to say for themselves than he had tbought
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: Opposites. Was: Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: Had more to say for themselves than he had tbought
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: can you help me polish my language?
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: Modernity
- From: Glenn Knickerbocker
- Re: Can apostrophe represent multiple letters?
- From: Glenn Knickerbocker
- Re: can you help me polish my language?
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: can you help me polish my language?
- Re: can you help me polish my language?
- Words that are their own opposites, revisited
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: can you help me polish my language?
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Had more to say for themselves than he had tbought
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: Can apostrophe represent multiple letters?
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: Can apostrophe represent multiple letters?
- Re: can you help me polish my language?
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: can you help me polish my language?
- Re: Dark
- Re: can you help me polish my language?
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: can you help me polish my language?
- Re: can you help me polish my language?
- Re: Can apostrophe represent multiple letters?
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: Who Says What Your Fashion Statement Is?
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: Who Says What Your Fashion Statement Is?
- Re: Dark
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: what I've seen is/are
- Re: Thinking to find a lark's nest
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: Election stuff ~OT~
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: "in case of" v.s. "in the case of"
- Re: Election stuff ~OT~
- Re: I can't resist telling you this fine example of language evolution!
- Re: Election stuff ~OT~
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: not my call- meaning what
- Re: Election stuff ~OT~
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Dark
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: MPH in the UK
- Re: Election stuff ~OT~
- Re: 'talk English' and 'speak English'
- Re: implicate
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: who ....
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- can native English speakers help me polish my language?
- Re: His hand was against them
- Re: Made me do about the horse free
- Re: His hand was against them
- Re: Made me do about the horse free
- Re: BrE: Were cleverer than ever he should be
- Re: What's the subtle difference between "The door has been opened." and "The door is already opened." ?
- Re: implicate
- Re: Recognition of spoken foreign language
- Re: Made me do about the horse free
- Re: Made me do about the horse free
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Made me do about the horse free
- Made me do about the horse free
- Re: BrE: Were cleverer than ever he should be
- Re: And what shall it be to drink?
- Re: BrE: Were cleverer than ever he should be
- Re: BrE: Were cleverer than ever he should be
- Re: And what shall it be to drink?
- Re: His hand was against them
- Re: BrE: Were cleverer than ever he should be
- Re: His hand was against them
- Re: I say, ...
- Re: Took Christina over the bedrooms
- BrE: Were cleverer than ever he should be
- Re: Took Christina over the bedrooms
- Re: Took Christina over the bedrooms
- Re: His hand was against them
- Took Christina over the bedrooms
- And what shall it be to drink?
- Re: I say, ...
- Have young Figgins come for a visit
- Re: clean as a hound's tooth
- Where's yer bin?
- Re: His hand was against them
- Re: Recognition of spoken foreign language
- Re: His hand was against them
- Recognition of spoken foreign language
- implicate
- Re: His hand was against them
- Re: His hand was against them
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: His hand was against them
- Re: His hand was against them
- Re: What's the subtle difference between "The door has been opened." and "The door is already opened." ?
- Re: Modernity
- Re: Tatas in a Tata
- Re: Tatas in a Tata
- Re: Eucology
- Re: Great
- Re: head and tail
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Cough into their armpits
- From: Reunite Gondwanaland (Mary Shafer)
- Re: Heard in the wild, Part 2 or 3 or 400...
- From: Reunite Gondwanaland (Mary Shafer)
- Re: Debunking English Myths
- From: Reunite Gondwanaland (Mary Shafer)
- Re: subordinating conjuntions
- From: Glenn Knickerbocker
- Re: E.W.D. land barge
- Re: His hand was against them
- Re: I say, ...
- Re: What's the subtle difference between "The door has been opened." and "The door is already opened." ?
- What's the subtle difference between "The door has been opened." and "The door is already opened." ?
- Intro C: Mini-FAQ on Words and Phrases
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: PM and the plane crash.
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
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- Re: Modernity
- Re: Religious education (was: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections)
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Religious education (was: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections)
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: "A model for" vs. "A model of"
- Re: Contemporary Newspeak
- From: Reunite Gondwanaland (Mary Shafer)
- Re: E.W.D. land barge
- From: Peter Duncanson (BrE)
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
- From: Reunite Gondwanaland (Mary Shafer)
- Re: dunking (?) in Dudley Street, Seven Dials
- From: Reunite Gondwanaland (Mary Shafer)
- Re: Modernity
- Re: clean as a hound's tooth
- Re: "A model for" vs. "A model of"
- From: Reunite Gondwanaland (Mary Shafer)
- Re: clean as a hound's tooth
- Re: His hand was against them
- Re: Was determined that he would become
- Re: I say, ...
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: clean as a hound's tooth
- Re: E.W.D. land barge
- Re: "Buoyant"
- Re: I say, ...
- Re: "A model for" vs. "A model of"
- Re: "Buoyant"
- Re: E.W.D. land barge
- From: Peter Duncanson (BrE)
- Re: His hand was against them
- Re: I say, ...
- Re: E.W.D. land barge
- Re: I say, ...
- Re: "Buoyant"
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: What kind of phrase is this?
- I say, ...
- Re: clean as a hound's tooth
- Re: Was determined that he would become
- Re: Tap and faucet and spellcheckers [was: Re: What do YOU call the # sign?]
- Re: What kind of phrase is this?
- Re: Can apostrophe represent multiple letters?
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: What kind of phrase is this?
- Re: What kind of phrase is this?
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Misnomers -- Do they actually exist?
- E.W.D. land barge
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- His hand was against them
- Re: subordinating conjuntions
- "Buoyant"
- Re: Ribbing the devil
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
- Re: Misnomers -- Do they actually exist?
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: clean as a hound's tooth
- Re: clean as a hound's tooth
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Coin design (was: head and tail)
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: What kind of phrase is this?
- Re: clean as a hound's tooth
- Re: head and tail
- Re: What kind of phrase is this?
- Re: Ribbing the devil
- Re: clean as a hound's tooth
- Re: Ribbing the devil
- Re: Ribbing the devil
- From: Peter Duncanson (BrE)
- Re: Ribbing the devil
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: What kind of phrase is this?
- Re: Ribbing the devil
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Can apostrophe represent multiple letters?
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Modernity
- Re: Ribbing the devil
- Re: What kind of phrase is this?
- Re: Para
- clean as a hound's tooth
- Ribbing the devil
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: Para
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: What does up-buoying mean?
- Re: Can apostrophe represent multiple letters?
- Re: Para
- From: Peter Duncanson (BrE)
- Re: "A model for" vs. "A model of"
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- From: Peter Duncanson (BrE)
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- From: Peter Duncanson (BrE)
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: Three Times
- Re: Can apostrophe represent multiple letters?
- Re: Three Times
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: Can apostrophe represent multiple letters?
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Can apostrophe represent multiple letters?
- Re: dunking (?) in Dudley Street, Seven Dials
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Eucology
- Re: What does up-buoying mean?
- Re: Word wanted for architectural feature: Dudley Street, Seven Dials
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: head and tail
- Re: I AM EARNING $150 PER DAY if u want read
- Re: head and tail
- Re: head and tail
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: head and tail
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: "that he stay" shouldn't take an "s"
- Re: Article before abbreviation
- Re: dunking (?) in Dudley Street, Seven Dials
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
- Re: dunking (?) in Dudley Street, Seven Dials
- Re: Cheap Nike shoes from www.china-seller.com!
- Re: head and tail
- Re: Tap and faucet and spellcheckers
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Native speakers of English --- Help with this essay, Please!
- Re: head and tail
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: Para
- Re: Article before abbreviation
- Re: salla-HOO-dn
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Grammar question on back of grammar book that I can't find answered by author anywhere inside the book.
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: Misnomers -- Do they actually exist?
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: Tap and faucet and spellcheckers
- Re: subordinating conjuntions
- Re: All about DOGS
- Re: subordinating conjuntions
- Re: Stupid/arrogant Webmasters that piss me off
- Re: What kind of phrase is this?
- Re: What kind of phrase is this?
- Re: What kind of phrase is this?
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- From: Reunite Gondwanaland (Mary Shafer)
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
- From: Reunite Gondwanaland (Mary Shafer)
- Re: "A model for" vs. "A model of"
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: What kind of phrase is this?
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
- "A model for" vs. "A model of"
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
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- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: What kind of phrase is this?
- Re: salla-HOO-dn
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: Tap and faucet and spellcheckers [was: Re: What do YOU call the # sign?]
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: slow cooker (the appliance, that is)
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
- Stupid/arrogant Webmasters that piss me off
- From: Robert Maas, see http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: What kind of phrase is this?
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: What kind of phrase is this?
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Grammar question on back of grammar book that I can't find answered
- Re: Grammar question on back of grammar book that I can't find answered
- Re: Grammar question on back of grammar book that I can't find answered by author anywhere inside the book.
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: equal
- Re: [OT] Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: equal
- Re: slow cooker (the appliance, that is)
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: "Why" as "well, ..."
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Conditionals
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
- Re: Grammar question on back of grammar book that I can't find answered by author anywhere inside the book.
- Re: **Important message from Group owner and Moderator**
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: Para
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Tap and faucet and spellcheckers
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Para
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Tap and faucet and spellcheckers
- Re: head and tail
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Para
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- From: nancy13g@xxxxxxxxxxx
- Re: Tap and faucet and spellcheckers
- Re: dunking (?) in Dudley Street, Seven Dials
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Tap and faucet and spellcheckers
- Re: salla-HOO-dn
- Re: Para
- Everthing is possible
- Re: dunking (?) in Dudley Street, Seven Dials
- Re: Nor does the evil ...
- Re: dunking (?) in Dudley Street, Seven Dials
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Grammar question on back of grammar book that I can't find answered by author anywhere inside the book.
- Re: Corporate Speak
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Tap and faucet and spellcheckers
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: What kind of phrase is this?
- Re: What does up-buoying mean?
- Re: Conditionals
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: Tatas in a Tata
- Re: Are Citjo orgs newsgroups?
- Re: "Why" as "well, ..."
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
- Re: not only .... but ?
- Re: head and tail
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Tap and faucet and spellcheckers
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- From: Reunite Gondwanaland (Mary Shafer)
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Grammar question on back of grammar book that I can't find answered by author anywhere inside the book.
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Fashion Zodiac Replica Watches
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
- Fashion Locman Replica Watches
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- From: Reunite Gondwanaland (Mary Shafer)
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
- From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
- From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: Para
- Re: What does up-buoying mean?
- Re: Tap and faucet and spellcheckers [was: Re: What do YOU call the # sign?]
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
- Intro B: Useful Web Sites for AUE Participants
- Re: Tap and faucet and spellcheckers [was: Re: What do YOU call the # sign?]
- Re: who ....
- Re: What kind of phrase is this?
- Re: equal
- Re: head and tail
- Re: head and tail
- Re: equal
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: What kind of phrase is this?
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- From: Peter Duncanson (BrE)
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Grammar question on back of grammar book that I can't find answered by author anywhere inside the book.
- Re: What kind of phrase is this?
- Re: Countenance the poor abuses of the time
- Re: Para
- Re: What does up-buoying mean?
- Re: head and tail
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: subordinating conjuntions
- Re: What does up-buoying mean?
- Re: Para
- Re: What does up-buoying mean?
- Re: head and tail
- Re: Corporate Speak
- What does up-buoying mean?
- Re: They sat taylorwise
- Re: head and tail
- Re: Cheap Nike shoes from www.china-seller.com!
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: They sat taylorwise
- Re: They sat taylorwise
- Re: Grammar question on back of grammar book that I can't find answered by author anywhere inside the book.
- Re: All about DOGS
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: head and tail
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Corporate Speak
- Re: Grammar question on back of grammar book that I can't find answered by author anywhere inside the book.
- Re: Cheap Nike shoes from www.china-seller.com!
- Re: Grammar question on back of grammar book that I can't find answered
- Re: Beastie?
- Re: Grammar question on back of grammar book that I can't find answered
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- From: Peter Duncanson (BrE)
- Re: Cheap Nike shoes from www.china-seller.com!
- Re: Article before abbreviation
- From: Peter Duncanson (BrE)
- Re: What kind of phrase is this?
- Re: Cheap Nike shoes from www.china-seller.com!
- Re: salla-HOO-dn
- Re: Cheap Nike shoes from www.china-seller.com!
- Re: Countenance the poor abuses of the time
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: They sat taylorwise
- Re: Grammar question on back of grammar book that I can't find answered
- Re: Beastie?
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Countenance the poor abuses of the time
- Re: Beastie?
- Re: They sat taylorwise
- Re: head and tail
- Re: Corporate Speak
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Grammar question on back of grammar book that I can't find answered by author anywhere inside the book.
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Grammar question on back of grammar book that I can't find answered by author anywhere inside the book.
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Countenance the poor abuses of the time
- Re: All about DOGS
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: [OT] Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Countenance the poor abuses of the time
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
- Re: head and tail
- Re: Para
- Re: They sat taylorwise
- Re: Para
- Re: head and tail
- Re: head and tail
- Re: Beastie?
- Re: Conditionals
- Re: equal
- Re: head and tail
- Re: [OT] Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: Countenance the poor abuses of the time
- Re: Corporate Speak
- Re: Talk about English
- Re: The fishes know it not
- Re: The fishes know it not
- Re: All about DOGS
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Beastie?
- Re: The fishes know it not
- Re: Para
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Para
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Para
- Countenance the poor abuses of the time
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Beastie?
- Re: head and tail
- Re: The fishes know it not
- Re: The fishes know it not
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: head and tail
- Re: Nothing but what is good of its kind
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Grammar question on back of grammar book that I can't find answered by author anywhere inside the book.
- Re: not exactly a boink possibility
- Re: who ....
- Nothing but what is good of its kind
- The fishes know it not
- Re: head and tail
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- From: Peter Duncanson (BrE)
- Re: Article before abbreviation
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Article before abbreviation
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: head and tail
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- From: Peter Duncanson (BrE)
- Re: Article before abbreviation
- Re: Article before abbreviation
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Beastie?
- Re: equal
- Re: equal
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: head and tail
- Re: **Important message from Group owner and Moderator**
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Article before abbreviation
- From: Peter Duncanson (BrE)
- Re: who ....
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: equal
- Re: What does the phrase "in bullets" mean?
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: head and tail
- Re: Article before abbreviation
- head and tail
- Re: Article before abbreviation
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: Article before abbreviation
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: equal
- Re: Article before abbreviation
- Re: Eponymy rules OK ...
- Re: equal
- Re: Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Article before abbreviation
- Re: Grammar question on back of grammar book that I can't find answered by author anywhere inside the book.
- Re: Grammar question on back of grammar book that I can't find answered by author anywhere inside the book.
- Re: "that he stay" shouldn't take an "s"
- equal
- Re: Beastie?
- Re: who ....
- Re: Grammar question on back of grammar book that I can't find answered by author anywhere inside the book.
- Re: who ....
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Beastie?
- Re: What kind of phrase is this?
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Conditionals
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Grammar question on back of grammar book that I can't find answered by author anywhere inside the book.
- Re: Grammar question on back of grammar book that I can't find answered by author anywhere inside the book.
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Corporate Speak
- Re: spitting image
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Conditionals
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Theobald's lines were cast
- Marmite Crisps - Slightly pregnant
- Re: Cheap Nike shoes from www.china-seller.com!
- Re: Eponymy rules OK ...
- From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Is this sentence correct?
- Re: Cheap Nike shoes from www.china-seller.com!
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Nor does the evil ...
- From: Peter Duncanson (BrE)
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
- From: Peter Duncanson (BrE)
- Re: spitting image [WAS: "half after one = 1:30 pm"?]
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- From: Peter Duncanson (BrE)
- Re: today message :
- Re: What kind of phrase is this?
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: "that he stay" shouldn't take an "s"
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: dunking (?) in Dudley Street, Seven Dials
- From: Peter Duncanson (BrE)
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
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- From: Peter Duncanson (BrE)
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- Re: **Important message from Group owner and Moderator**
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- From: Percival P. Cassidy
- Re: Eponymy rules OK ...
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- Antiaging Skin Care
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- who ....
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- (www.shoessuperstar.com)Wholesale world famous handbag-CHANEL/CHLOE/LV/GUCCI/Feidi and so on
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- Re: What does the phrase "in bullets" mean?
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- Re: What kind of phrase is this?
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- Re: dunking (?) in Dudley Street, Seven Dials
- Re: Are Citjo orgs newsgroups?
- "that he stay" shouldn't take an "s"
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- Re: dunking (?) in Dudley Street, Seven Dials
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- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: dunking (?) in Dudley Street, Seven Dials
- Re: What does the phrase "on the promise" mean?
- Advice: "I don't want it damaging the door Nor the walls"
- Re: today message :
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- Re: Theobald's lines were cast
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: How is "mista" used?
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: dunking (?) in Dudley Street, Seven Dials
- Re: Eponymy rules OK ...
- Re: dunking (?) in Dudley Street, Seven Dials
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
- Re: How is "mista" used?
- Re: What is the song 'Surrender' by Cheap trick suppose to be about?
- today message :
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Tatas in a Tata
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
- Re: dunking (?) in Dudley Street, Seven Dials
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
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- Re: Talk about English
- Re: dunking (?) in Dudley Street, Seven Dials
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- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
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- Re: Corporate Speak
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- From: Percival P. Cassidy
- Re: What does the phrase "on the promise" mean?
- Re: Talk about English
- Re: Corporate Speak
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
- Re: Tatas in a Tata
- From: Peter Duncanson (BrE)
- Re: What kind of phrase is this?
- Re: subordinating conjuntions
- Re: What does the phrase "on the promise" mean?
- Re: dunking (?) in Dudley Street, Seven Dials
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: What does the phrase "in bullets" mean?
- What does the phrase "on the promise" mean?
- Re: Beastie?
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- Re: unless otherwise specified
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- Re: Corporate Speak
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- Re: "People were reckless driving"
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- Re: Corporate Speak
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- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Grammar question on back of grammar book that I can't find answered by author anywhere inside the book.
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
- In The Wild: "Trying to intimidate he is Andrew"
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- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
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- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Are Citjo orgs newsgroups?
- From: Peter Duncanson (BrE)
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Eponymy rules OK ...
- Re: Tatas in a Tata
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: How is "mista" used?
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
- From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Eponymy rules OK ...
- Re: Are Citjo orgs newsgroups?
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- Re: Nor does the evil ...
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- From: Peter Duncanson (BrE)
- Re: Eponymy rules OK ...
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Cheap Nike shoes from www.china-seller.com!
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: [OT] Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
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- Re: Are Citjo orgs newsgroups?
- Re: How is "mista" used?
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- Re: subordinating conjuntions
- Re: Tatas in a Tata
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Grammar question on back of grammar book that I can't find answered by author anywhere inside the book.
- Re: Cheap Nike shoes from www.china-seller.com!
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
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- Re: Archers [was Re: Taxi]
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- Re: How is "mista" used?
- Re: "Mum and Dad" as "man in the street"
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- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
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- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
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- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Beastie?
- Re: Eponymy rules OK ...
- From: jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: The loins as the source of power
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- From: Glenn Knickerbocker
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- From: Glenn Knickerbocker
- Re: How is "mista" used?
- Re: Grammar question on back of grammar book that I can't find answered by author anywhere inside the book.
- Re: Misnomers -- Do they actually exist?
- Re: Tatas in a Tata
- Re: What is the song 'Surrender' by Cheap trick suppose to be about?
- Re: Eponymy rules OK ...
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: How is "mista" used?
- Re: Grammar question on back of grammar book that I can't find answered by author anywhere inside the book.
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Beastie?
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Grammar question on back of grammar book that I can't find answered by author anywhere inside the book.
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: What kind of phrase is this?
- Re: How is "mista" used?
- Re: Grammar question on back of grammar book that I can't find answered by author anywhere inside the book.
- Re: How is "mista" used?
- Re: How is "mista" used?
- Re: How is "mista" used?
- Re: How is "mista" used?
- From: nancy13g@xxxxxxxxxxx
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: What is the song 'Surrender' by Cheap trick suppose to be about?
- How is "mista" used?
- Re: Grammar question on back of grammar book that I can't find answered by author anywhere inside the book.
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- From: Peter Duncanson (BrE)
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
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- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
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- Re: Grammar question on back of grammar book that I can't find answered
- Re: Corporate Speak
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- Re: Burning boats
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- Re: Burning boats
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
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- Re: Corporate Speak
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Grammar question on back of grammar book that I can't find answered by author anywhere inside the book.
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- subordinating conjuntions
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Grammar question on back of grammar book that I can't find answered by author anywhere inside the book.
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- What kind of phrase is this?
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: spitting image [WAS: "half after one = 1:30 pm"?]
- Re: Theobald's lines were cast
- Re: Theobald's lines were cast
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- From: Percival P. Cassidy
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- From: Peter Duncanson (BrE)
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Misnomers -- Do they actually exist?
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- From: Peter Duncanson (BrE)
- Re: Cheap Nike shoes from www.china-seller.com!
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Corporate Speak
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- From: Peter Duncanson (BrE)
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- From: Peter Duncanson (BrE)
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Theobald's lines were cast
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
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- Re: Spotted in the wild
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- Re: Beastie?
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- Re: Corporate Speak
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: Corporate Speak
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Spelling difficulties
- Re: unless otherwise specified
- Re: "Why" as "well, ..."
- Re: Is this sentence correct?
- From: nancy13g@xxxxxxxxxxx
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Theobald's lines were cast
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: unless otherwise specified
- Re: There is a great gulf fixed
- Corporate Speak
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- Re: Theobald's lines were cast
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Wounded by experience
- Re: Is this sentence correct?
- Re: Theobald's lines were cast
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- From: Percival P. Cassidy
- Re: There is a great gulf fixed
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- What is the song 'Surrender' by Cheap trick suppose to be about?
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Wounded by experience
- Is this sentence correct?
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Beastie?
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
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- Re: There is a great gulf fixed
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- There is a great gulf fixed
- Re: unless otherwise specified
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Theobald's lines were cast
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
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- Re: Burning boats
- Re: slow cooker (the appliance, that is)
- Re: Burning boats
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Fings we was lernt rong in skool
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: article 'the' advice
- Re: "Why" as "well, ..."
- Re: Burning boats
- Re: slow cooker (the appliance, that is)
- Re: BBC Pronunciation and the U.S. Elections
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
- Re: Cheap Nike shoes from www.china-seller.com!
- Re: Word wanted for architectural feature: Dudley Street, Seven Dials
- Re: Widely used Idioms / Idiomatic phrases
- Re: Are Citjo orgs newsgroups?
- Re: Possible spoiler - "I married him"
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