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- To supplant is to replace. For example, the electronic calculator has supplanted the slide rule. To substitute is to take the place of, to back up, or to stand in for, sometimes in a limited or temporary sense. For example, a substitute teacher takes the place of the regular teacher, usually temporarily. A substitute football player takes to place of an injured or sick player.0 votedJanuary 31, 20131
Let me write about holiday
At the moment I would like to go on holdiday in the snow.
I like it when everything is white and I can go skiing.
That brings me to another idea.
One day I want to go to New Zealand.
I know the landcape of New Zealand from The Lord of the Rings and the Hobbit. It has an amazing landcape with a lot of different
seasons. At the one side winter and on the other side summer :) .
But until now I have only been to Austria,the Netherlands,Belgium,Hungary,France,Scotland and last but not least last year in Croatia.
Croatia is a beautiful country with a much more beautiful climate than in Germany (warmer) but their beaches are full of little rocks and no sand :(. Every step hurts.
But when I am finished with school I want to go to England to improve my English. The reason why England and not the USA for example is the money. After going to school I can't pay for a flight and live in the USA.
But I am sure that England is a beautiful country too.
Only the weather should be bad. (A lot of rain and cold)
I dont know were my family will go on holdiday this year I am stuck...
0 votedJanuary 12, 20131
