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travelling in south america from november - would like to learn as much as i can so i can meet people and not miss the bus ;)
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Silence's notebook entry: Jul 12, 2010
Please help me. I am desperate to learn<strike>ing</strike> English.
Lots of practice by asking questions here is a good way to learn, especially if you are studying from a book or cd, the notebook/question areas enable you to have a go with native speakers to correct/assist.0 votedJuly 12, 20101
Everyone <strike>have </strike>has the right to know what happens in <strike>the </strike>parts of Japan.
<strike>Owe to </strike>Only by <strike>the </strike>screening the movie, can we get the chance to be aware of the dolphin fishery.
The right to know is one of the human rights.
<strike>And </strike>Also the freedom of information law was established in 1999.
The law guarantees people <strike>to </strike>get any information <strike>what </strike>they want without disturbance<strike>erber</strike>.
0 votedJuly 10, 20100- here are some i've found, no doubt there are many more: con, cot, cop, coo, cool, coot, can, cat, son, sot, sit, sop, sip, sat, sap, pat, past, cast, cost, coat, coast, pot, pan, pants, paint, lint, oil, pint, pant, lean, leant, pent, ten, tent, tan, nit, nip, pin, spin, span, spoon, spit, spot, spat, spite, spate, paste, caste, sec, sac, tic, top, tip, tap, coal, loan, tone, tine, stint, tint, taint, spent, saint, stain, nope, cope, scope, scape, cape, cane, pane, lane, plane, plain, lain, stop, scone, cone, pole, clap, clip, lap, lip, slip, slap, lapse, seal, scale, post, poise, toil, spoil, scalp0 votedJuly 9, 20100

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