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28 Jan 12
Originally posted by sonhouseOf course I've learned to read. In fact, I've learned to read more than English only. I recommend the experience (but not the xperience).
You haven't learned to read? I gave a series that I didn't want to Xtend more than a few Xamples and used the word Etcetera as you would normally in such a situation, of course there are Xceptions😉
Richard
31 Jan 12
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Originally posted by Shallow BlueWell that is great for you, I have a hole in my head where languages go, although I can count to ten in Thai and Hebrew, having lived in both places for years. Pathetic, eh. Anyway, I did use a comma, of course, too many comma's, for usual usage, but I did put a comma before etcetera, although I see it is sometimes split into et and cetera, et cetera, not sure which usage is more correct, but maybe I do use too many commas🙂
Of course I've learned to read. In fact, I've learned to read more than English only. I recommend the experience (but not the xperience).
Richard
No, I didn't live in Hebrew, I think you know that was Israel. Just in case anyone jumps on that particular bandwagonwidth.
