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Apparently, it's PREROGATIVE, not perogative like I thought.

Huh.
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Moreover, especially in light of the pioneering nature of the discussion area, this means that the text becomes a mostly predictive venture, which while helpful, cannot be used as an analytical tool, unless by comparing what was thought to become with what did.


TENSE. OWIE.
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Hah, this Language & the Internet book is hilarious. David Crystal is a legend, but this book is sooooooo 2001.

"teleputer" LOLZ.
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We're talking about it, and she asks me this:

My sister:  What language do they speak in Cyprus?
           Me:  erm...
My sister:  Egyptian?

Me:  *headdesk*
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It might be possible that since I haven't had any academic stimulation for a while I'm being thick. But please, how does this 'headline' make any sort of sense?

Death clues hunt in Jackson's brain


Is it poor english or bad brain day for Laura?

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The weirdest thing just happened. I was watching a subtitled video on YouTube but I couldn't tell which bit the English bit was.
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Please tell me if I'm wrong, but am I right in thinking that

"working out who the audience is",

is a different thing to

"working out who the audience are"?


Which one's right? Are they both grammatically correct?



Jeez this hurts.

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