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Thread poster: Clare Barnes
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Sep 19, 2005

This is from the BBC website magazine

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/magazine/4252520.stm


 
Agnieszka Hayward (X)
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I've learnt something new again :o) Sep 19, 2005

Thanks Clare for sharing.

Experience shows that nearly every locally or globally relevant event 'stirrs up' the language in some way.

Be it election campaigns, natural (or other, indeed) disasters, new scientific discoveries, etc.; they make our job frustrating and painful at times, but think of the 'creative factor'!

regards from the Quite Autumnized Warsaw...
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Thanks Clare for sharing.

Experience shows that nearly every locally or globally relevant event 'stirrs up' the language in some way.

Be it election campaigns, natural (or other, indeed) disasters, new scientific discoveries, etc.; they make our job frustrating and painful at times, but think of the 'creative factor'!

regards from the Quite Autumnized Warsaw

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Michael Deliso
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Re: anoother article about UK/US english Sep 20, 2005

Hi Clare;
here is another article on the differences between UK/US english

http://www.edufind.com/english/grammar/which_english.cfm


 


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