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| Thu, 09-29-2011 - 8:26am |
i've completed some surveys online and the way they wean their participants out always strikes me as fascinating.
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Dylan is retaking pre-algebra which I have no problem with.
The truth may be out there but lies are in your head. Terry Pratchett
LOL
The truth may be out there but lies are in your head. Terry Pratchett
Why wouldn't she admit to liking math?
I wonder what they mean by "native English" in that passage. Thanks for posting.
I'd guess from the context that "native English" means that the word did not originate with the Britanns (sp?) the original people of the British Isles.
The truth may be out there but lies are in your head. Terry Pratchett
I used Saxon for Joy's 7th grade.
The truth may be out there but lies are in your head. Terry Pratchett
Yes, I guess they mean Gaelic. It is just an odd turn of phrase, since Modern English contains virtually no traces of Gaelic.
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