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... anyone to say Am and British En are one single language?
I had to fight oodles of English people on this subject: sure they don't like.
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A 19min 38sec from YouTube:
Learn English Vocabulary: 10 Ways to Build Your Vocabulary in English
English Vocabulary | 10 Ways to Build Your Vocabulary in English
... way too slow and a lil bit boring
Out of 20min video, 5 are very interesting.
Remember that on the left hand side of YouTube, you'll find
similar videos.
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Learn English Vocabulary: 10 Ways to Build Your Vocabulary in English
English Vocabulary | 10 Ways to Build Your Vocabulary in English
... way too slow and a lil bit boring
Out of 20min video, 5 are very interesting.
Remember that on the left hand side of YouTube, you'll find
similar videos.
~~ edit
Seconf thought: this video provides excellent advice!
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My elder grand children's grand parents who live in Manchester don't like those names because they are conventional.
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Hi Gérard, everyone !
What about choosing an unconventional name when you are grandparents
http://www.babycenter.com/0_choosing-names-for-your-childs-grandparents_10326320.bc
What about choosing an unconventional name when you are grandparents
http://www.babycenter.com/0_choosing-names-for-your-childs-grandparents_10326320.bc
Grandma
Nana
Grammy
Granny
Mimi
Gram
Nanny
Oma
Mamaw
Gran
Popular grandfather names
Grandpa
Papa
Granddad
Gramps
Pop-Pop
Poppy
Papaw
Pop
Opa
Pappy
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Thanks for these lists Muriel.
> unconventional
Most of the words are traditional.
> unconventional
Most of the words are traditional.
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Gérard I have never heard of Mimi, Pop, Poppy, Mamaw, Papaw.....Are those names conventional ?
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