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In a recent grammar post I wrote about personal pronouns in English, but one thing I deliberately omitted there was the presentation of the archaic forms of the 2nd person singular. Those are thou / thee / thy and thine, which you may have come across in literary or religious texts. Let's first see what …
The first heatwave of the summer is here. Daytime temperatures reach 35ยฐC / 95ยฐF, and Iโm barely able to cope with it. Hot weather is most definitely not my thing and I canโt wait for the cool, crispy days of autumn! However, as much as I dislike the heat, I do like talking about the …
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Dลพeri Gebhard (Jerry Gebhard) je autor brojnih naslova iz oblasti metodike nastave engleskog kao stranog jezika, a knjigu Teaching English as a Foreign or Second Language: A Teacher Self-Development and Methodology Guide osmislio je kao priruฤnik za samostalan razvoj nastavnika. U prvom delu, najveฤa paลพnja posveฤena je metodama rada u nastavi i savetima za unapreฤenje …
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John Grishamโs first novel, A Time to Kill, was set in the small town of Clanton in Ford County, Mississippi: population of 10,000 but โenough conflict to support fifty-one lawyers.โ That 1989 book has since been followed by dozens of titles that have earned him the reputation of a master of legal thriller. In Ford …
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