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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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a Co-curicular week

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00(a) St Gribble school is having Co-curicular week from 18 - 22 April 2007.02br
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00(b) St Gribble school is having a Co-curicular week from 18th - 22nd April 2007.02br
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00(c) St Gribble school is having a co-curicular week from 18th to 22nd April 2007.02br
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00(d) St Gribble school is having Co-curicular week from 18 until / till 22 April 2007.0-
  

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00What does it mean? And I think you have misspelt 01i00curricular02i00.0-
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0Yes. I misspelt the word. I try to change:02br
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00(a) St Gribble school is having Co-curricular week from 18 - 22 April 2007. 02br
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00(b) St Gribble school is having a Co-curricular week from 18th - 22nd April 2007.02br
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00(c) St Gribble school is having a co-curricular week from 18th to 22nd April 2007.02br
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0Hi Vincent,02br
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00We don't know if it's correct because we don't know what the word 'co-curricular' means. Can you tell us, please?02br
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00Best wishes, Clive0-
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0Sorry, I thought you all understand the word means.02br
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00co-curricular = the activities that are carried out by the school besides the academic in primary or in secondary.02br
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00 The students can join in the activities that they like after school like Badminton society, Chess02br
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00Ah yes-- the word we use (at least in American English) is01i00 01b00extra02b00curricular02i00.02br
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00 I suggest (the year is unnecessary):02br
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00(a) St Gribble 01b00School02b00 is having 01b00an02b00 01b00extracurricular 
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