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Alastair Horne

Alastair Horne

6 June 2012 12:55 pm
The difference between written grammar and spoken grammar: Mike McCarthy

This week's webinar is presented by Mike McCarthy; come here to join in the discussion afterwards!
35 Replies Last updated on 6 June 2012 12:55 pm by Alastair Horne . 35 replies 291 Views.

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ameenzahr m

27 June 2012 3:30 pm
Re: The difference between written grammar and spoken grammar: M

I have attended the event. It was really informative. Thank you.

Luciana Toledo

Luciana Toledo

27 June 2012 2:01 pm
Re: The difference between written grammar and spoken grammar: M

Like Mariana, I haven't received the invitation.. please, help! I only attended for the last 5 minutes last time... I really want to attend today

Luciana Toledo

Luciana Toledo

27 June 2012 2:00 pm
Re: The difference between written grammar and spoken grammar: M

Please, help! I'm trying to join the discussion, but I can't.... I don't know why!

Alastair Horne

Alastair Horne

27 June 2012 3:11 pm
Re: The difference between written grammar and spoken grammar: M

Hi Luciana, I'm really sorry to hear about your problem. I'll be in touch to discuss the problem by email this afternoon. Best regards, Alastair

Luciana Toledo

Luciana Toledo

27 June 2012 4:03 pm
Re: The difference between written grammar and spoken grammar: M

I'd really appreciate that! How frustrating!
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