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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Science & IT
I need native speakers
Hello. I'm a university student and I need at least 6 native speakers (UK or USA) to answer the questionnaire that I need for my research paper.
You can find the survey here: https://ru.surveymonkey.com/s/65WXLD3
Thank you.
You can find the survey here: https://ru.surveymonkey.com/s/65WXLD3
Thank you.
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I have never heard "circular road" or "circle road" or "belt road". "Ring road" is used in UK and Europe. It's little used in the US.
- I have never heard "circular road" or "circle road" or "belt road".
- "Ring road" is used in UK and Europe.
- It's little used in the US.
- In the US, some address are like this: Hathaway Circle Drive or Hathaway Circle.
- The road is likely a cul-de-sac.
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I have never heard "circular road" or "circle road" or "belt road". "Ring road" is used in UK and Europe.
It's little used in the US.
In the US, some address are like this:
Hathaway Circle Drive or Hathaway Circle. The road is likely a cul-de-sac.
We also have traffic circles. These are complex intersections around a circular feature such as a fountain or monument.
It's little used in the US.
In the US, some address are like this:
Hathaway Circle Drive or Hathaway Circle. The road is likely a cul-de-sac.
We also have traffic circles. These are complex intersections around a circular feature such as a fountain or monument.
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I completed your questionnaire, (version as of Tuesday, December 9) but I don't see how this survey will contribute any meaningful results to a research program. If a sentence was ungrammatical, or had misspellings, I gave it an "unacceptable" mark regardless of which of the variable adjuncts or adjectives were used. Others may be more forgiving, resulting in variable results, not on a dimension
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