What does extenuating circumstances mean? | Antimoon Forum
2007年12月26日 · What does extenuating circumstances mean? Cleveland Wed Dec 26, 2007 2:11 am GMT I am currently making an job application, in the high education sector there is a term called "extenuating circumstances" what does that mean?
What does CAPITALISM mean to you? Do you like it or not?
2009年12月27日 · I understand that there can be extenuating circumstances, but if we looked at each situation, case by case ...
Krzysztof Cichy’s SuperMemo collection sample | Antimoon
What are extenuating circumstances? A These are reasons or factors that partly excuse a crime or a wrong action. [iks 'te nju ei tiN] Q Who can you informally describe as "plucky"? A plucky ['pl^ ki] Someone who is brave and determined and faces their difficulties with courage. The plucky schoolgirl amazed the doctors by hanging on to life
Antimoon Forum: Archived discussions about learning English and …
2010年6月28日 · This is an archive of the old Antimoon Forum.You cannot post new messages, but feel free to browse around.For example, you can check out the best discussions of 2005, 2004, 2003 and 2002.
Choosing between American and British pronunciation - Antimoon
Here, the most important thing are your individual circumstances, such as: Whether you simply prefer one of the accents (for example, because it sounds more pleasant, more sexy, more intelligent, more powerful, etc. to you). If you want to get results, you have to be excited about learning English pronunciation.
Future tenses | Antimoon Forum
2006年4月15日 · L6173OI : « Take "The boys work hard." Only one word in this phrase has any inflection at all - and it's not the verb; it's "boys" which has an "-s" to indicate plural.
Review of the Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner’s English
It also has no phonetic transcriptions and no Wordbank. Do not buy under any circumstances! The content. We love software dictionaries, so we were very excited to learn about the software version of the excellent Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner’s English Dictionary from HarperCollins Publishers.
Will English die out? | Antimoon Forum
2005年8月4日 · <<The only evidence you have given to support this is some dialect variation and vowel shifting. How does that make a langauge unintelligible?
Are "uh", "er" and "um" words? | Antimoon Forum
2007年8月3日 · I guess there are random circumstances in which they have some meaning, but I would say that generally, they are not words. furrykef Fri Aug 03, 2007 2:50 am GMT Well, they're words in the sense that they have a part of speech: an interjection.
Estuary English taking over England | Antimoon Forum
2004年10月31日 · In the 1990s Estuary has slowly spread northwards and westwards in England and now it is almost universal in much of southern and central England in people under 30 especially. Even up here in Scotland strains of Estuary are seeping into our speech, including mine, depending on circumstances!