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Christanford Posted 16 years ago
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The idea(r) of how
Hi,
1. At 2:14 and 2:25, Skandar Keynes says '...the idea(r) of how...'.
How often is this intrusive r found in England? Who are more likely to have it in their speech? Is it something to be avoided? Does it sound strange to other English speaking people?
2. From 2:07, can you help me complete this sentence: "Yes, me and Ben, hopefully we are gonna sort of be ____ , which should be great"?
1. At 2:14 and 2:25, Skandar Keynes says '...the idea(r) of how...'.
How often is this intrusive r found in England? Who are more likely to have it in their speech? Is it something to be avoided? Does it sound strange to other English speaking people?
2. From 2:07, can you help me complete this sentence: "Yes, me and Ben, hopefully we are gonna sort of be ____ , which should be great"?
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Hi! Christanford How often is this intrusive r found in England? Who are more likely to have it in their speech?
- Hi!
- Christanford How often is this intrusive r found in England?
- Who are more likely to have it in their speech?
- Is it something to be avoided?
- Does it sound strange to other English speaking people?
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Hi!
ChristanfordHow often is this intrusive r found in England? Who are more likely to have it in their speech? Is it something to be avoided? Does it sound strange to other English speaking people?(Sorry, I can't help you with this. Maybe someone from Great Britain can.)
Christanford2. From 2:07, can you help me complet
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Can someone please tell me why the guy on the left said "much more angry"?
I supposed it should have been "much angrier".
Is it used to be more emphatic?
Thanks!
Can someone please tell me why the guy on the left said "much more angry"?
I supposed it should have been "much angrier".
Is it used to be more emphatic?
Thanks!
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