Winged WordsHamilton, 1988 - 292 pagini |
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... example : ' It is still not easy to produce decent pictures at such a venue , even when one is replete with state - of - the - art cameras , long lenses , and fast films . ' Or , for another example , from an inane ad . from British ...
... example : ' It is still not easy to produce decent pictures at such a venue , even when one is replete with state - of - the - art cameras , long lenses , and fast films . ' Or , for another example , from an inane ad . from British ...
Pagina 186
... example in different levels of formality in the two varieties . For example , Indian English says , ' She was felicitated on bagging the first prize . ' In British English ' felicitate ' is extremely formal ; while ' bag ' is extremely ...
... example in different levels of formality in the two varieties . For example , Indian English says , ' She was felicitated on bagging the first prize . ' In British English ' felicitate ' is extremely formal ; while ' bag ' is extremely ...
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... example , as it occurs all the time in controversial writing . ( The subject of this example is a philos- opher , by no means the admirable and learned Flew , but some nameless logic - chopper whom we want to patronize , put down , and ...
... example , as it occurs all the time in controversial writing . ( The subject of this example is a philos- opher , by no means the admirable and learned Flew , but some nameless logic - chopper whom we want to patronize , put down , and ...
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