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Hey, Romany,
in a formal text one must use proper referencing. However, in an informal communication, like this one, I would not be so strict. My comment did not criticize any of the contributors to this discussion but to remind one of them not to be so strict, especially so at the onset of the New year.
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tunaafi wrote:Omar Mariani wrote:Mock: imitation, artificial, man-made, manufactured, simulated, synthetic, ersatz, plastic, so-called, fake, false, faux, reproduction, replica, facsimile, dummy, model, toy, make-believe, sham, spurious, bogus, counterfeit, fraudulent, forged, pseudo, pretended
If you are quoting from some dictionary or thesaurus, please credit your source.
Happy New Year to you too.
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It is very useful to enroll a proper course in English language. Only then your persistence will pay-off. Using wrong grammar repeatedly may not improve your English but rather cemented it.
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An everyday device where two electric currents are present at the same time is transformer. The only way for them to "meet" is via short circuit. The noise that accompany such an event may vary from zero to an explosion, depending on the power.
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I guess that every word may acquire new or additional meaning. A live language is permanently in development, mostly in the street and eventually ends up in dictionaries. Take "cool" for example. It's now an everyday word in Croatian. Twenty years ago it was nonexistent in the world of teenagers.
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........, we at..... is correct.
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There are not laws of physics independent of our experiments, observations and understanding. We write those laws in a permanent essay to understand the space where we exist. From time to time we change the laws or put limits to the existing ones because of new experiments and observations.
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In my school "the number 2" is not correct.
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The teacher uses "regular" in order to emphasize that the excursion is kind of a vacation but not the regular (or real) one.
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What does that TO prevent you from doing IT?
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