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That's a fascinating story. My question would be this: how was this neutrality made clear to a commander who was from out of the area? If for example, a union army from another state were for some...

Yeah, a major achievement... :twisted:[/quote]

It is. Many southerners in general, and charlestonians in particular, are proud of their herritage. Many still display the Confederate battle flag....

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Dogboy makes a good argument for studying British English.
I agree with him, for the same reasons.

Actually, it also depends how you will use English. Mainly for conversation? Or...

Scotcher...

You know, there is no reason for you to be offensive and nasty and call me an idiot... or say I'm speaking nonsense. I have not been offensive to you. But I've definitely pushed one...

One of the reasons why I love English is because you can say both
1. You're being an idiot (not all is lost)
2. You're an idiot (all is lost)

По русски только один вариант - Ты идиот


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Yes... for complete meaning. On this forum, very often. :wink:

HAHAHA!!!

Thanks, charlestonian. Yep... where my family comes from... Arkansas... this is "perfect" English. :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Scotcher... did you understand this one? :wink:

I disagree Scotcher.

First, YOU don't know what you are saying... there are several grammatical differences between British and American English. Not big differences. And yes, the understanding...

Indeed it should be. I am betting Professor Dobry is kicking himself right now :wink:[/quote:2hrb8fkf]

:lol: :lol: :lol:

Yep, that was my mistake!!! I was doing three things at once as I...

Бармалей,

I'm not talking about a TEFL exam, to enter and study at University... do you know what the Proficiency Exam is?

Most English speakers would fail it. It is to professional...

There are "errors", as you describe them... but usually in vocabulary, usage and spelling.

For example... what is the correct spelling... "Center"... or is it "Centre"?

Minor differences.
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I've lived around so many different languages and non-native speakers, and had so many ESL/legal and business students, that for me I can usually understand the meaning and context even if word...