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Morningrise Posted 19 years ago
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Mathematical English
0 Hi! I've recently joined an Italian community of mathematicians, and we have created a forum to practice mathematical English. Now we need a description of the content of this forum: the title of the forum itself is "The English Corner". Someone has proposed "keep in hand your mathematical English" while I've proposed "keep practicing your mathematical English". Any suggestions? 05 0 010id 1
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0 Polish your Mathmatical English skills. 02 br
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00 Sharpen your Mathmatical English. 02 br
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00 Keep your M E skills up to date. 02 br
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00 Nurture your M E. 0-
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00 Sharpen your Mathmatical English. 02 br
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00 Keep your M E skills up to date. 02 br
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0 >Someone has proposed "keep in hand your mathematical English" 02 br
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00 The correct phrase would be: "Keeping your hand in at mathematical English". However, it's a cumbersome extension of "keeping your hand in" and I prefer the alternatives suggested in the previous post. 0-
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00 The correct phrase would be: "Keeping your hand in at mathematical English". However, it's a cumbersome extension of "keeping your hand in" and I prefer the alternatives suggested in the previous post. 0-
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