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Ruttonjee Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Re: British Accents
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00 A friend of mine is an English. He told me that 'seldom' is rarely used in England. He said he would use 'never' or not so often' to replace. Is it true? 02 br
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00 simon 0-
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00 A friend of mine is an English. He told me that 'seldom' is rarely used in England. He said he would use 'never' or not so often' to replace. Is it true? 02 br
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00 simon 0-
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02 br 02 br 00 He is right in that it is seldom used in informal situations or speech. 0-
- 02 br 02 br 00 He is right in that it is seldom used in informal situations or speech.
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0 Seldom doesn't mean the same thing as 'never' so it is not an adequate substitution. 02 br
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00 He is right in that it is seldom used in informal situations or speech. I'd probably say 'not very often' or 'only occassionally' in most informal situations. 0-
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00 He is right in that it is seldom used in informal situations or speech. I'd probably say 'not very often' or 'only occassionally' in most informal situations. 0-
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