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[boymerang]

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: I doubt

Originally posted by mmmdreg

and about the English language, the UK is always right, USA always wrong, when there's conflicts in grammar...

I believe in times of grammar dispute between the UK and USA, it's the Canadian's that decide the victor.

 

[GabrielX]

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: I doubt

Originally posted by boymerang


I believe in times of grammar dispute between the UK and USA, it's the Canadian's that decide the victor.

That, I agree with.

Don't you, eh?

Gabriel
(who has never lived in Canada, but lived 4 hours from the border for many years.)

 

[SPG]

All I know is that in questions of Grammar, the Australians are always wrong. At least we think they are since we can't understand half of what they say!

 

[mmmdreg]

Originally posted by SPG
All I know is that in questions of Grammar, the Australians are always wrong. At least we think they are since we can't understand half of what they say!

I reckon it's more the US...i can understand English people in Australia...Americans are different though, they can't speak properly..

 

[Rower_CPU]

Originally posted by mmmdreg
I reckon it's more the US...i can understand English people in Australia...Americans are different though, they can't speak properly..

How so? You mean, that since no-one is taught grammar in school anymore that we don't which prepositions you can't end a sentence with?

 

[Dunepilot]

So many enjoyable replies from one small letter (then/than)

 

[swahilibill]

That would be tight

A widescreen iMac would be bery bery tight, even so, I like my 15 incher G4 iMac that I am using right now. I wonder if they would have to redesign the neck or something because of the extra added screen weight.