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Mshahri Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

Hallo mr abbie - as such

0 Hallo , mr Abbei , sorry for my slow response , I write below the full sentences as you need , could you please comment … 02br
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001. In case , if my appeal might be approved by the college , i’ll sooner or later have to 02br
00 resit the failed subjects , therefore meanwhile I’m on study leave now , I’d like to 02br
00 deepen my understanding in macroeconomics. 02br
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00 Is it right to use “I have been on study leave now” instead of "I’m on study leave now" in the given context? 02br
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00 2. Since the beta function was not a familiar one then I had no idea how to integrate "such a function" . 02br
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00 Is it wrong if we rephrase in different way like this : Since the beta function was not a familiar one then I had no idea how to integrate "a function as such". 02br
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00Can you please give me a few examples the usage of "as such". 0-
  

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0 Hello mshahri, 02br 02br 00Just "abbie" is fine. 02br 02br 00From sentence 1, I am presuming that you are making an appeal against a fail in some subject. I am unsure whether you mean that you will have to resit the subjects regardless of the appeal.

— Abbie1948

  • 0 Hello mshahri, 02br 02br 00Just "abbie" is fine.
  • 02br 02br 00From sentence 1, I am presuming that you are making an appeal against a fail in some subject.
  • I am unsure whether you mean that you will have to resit the subjects regardless of the appeal.
  • 02br 02br 00I think it might be helpful if you very briefly explain the situation.
  • perhaps you could answer these questions: - 01b 00very briefly02b 02br 02br 001.
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0 Hello mshahri, 02br
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00Just "abbie" is fine. 02br
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00From sentence 1, I am presuming that you are making an appeal against a fail in some subject. I am unsure whether you mean that you will have to resit the subjects regardless of the appeal. 02br
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00I think it might be helpful if you very briefly explain the situation. pe
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0 "mr abbie"?? 02br
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00Just to let you know that "Abbie" is a feminine name, short for "Abigail". 0-
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0Thank you, temico. I just didn't want to embarrass mshahri by saying it myself. The last time I told someone, I though he would die from embarrasment.050010id10
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0 Except for (Mr.) Abbie Hoffman. 0-
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0 I've long believed and still now believe Mr or Ms Abbie is a benevolent religious person living in an abbey near Aberdeen. 02br
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00paco 0-
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0 "(Mr.) Abbie Hoffman." 02br
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00Well, I am not surprised at all because ANY name can be expected, especially from Americans! I would also dare say that if an English person (Abbie, I presume, is one) were to call HIMSELF "Abbie', the adjective "***" would immediately be conjured!! 0-
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0 To paco2004, 02br
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00Just to let you know that a "benevolent religious person living in an abbey" is either called a BROTHER(monk) or a SISTER(nun), so there is NO WAY for either them to be called "Mr.(whatever)" or "Ms. (whatever)"! 0-
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0 Temico, I appreciate your great benevolence. Thanks million. 02br
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00paco 0-
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0 What would the male equivalent be? Abraham? Absalom? Abednigo? [:^)] 0-
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0Abbie was an abbess from an abbey in Aberdeen who absolutely abhored the ablating effects of abysses. 050010id1
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