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Turboman Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

What is Post-it?

Dear All,

Could you tell me what is Post-it in grammar? I think that it is more interesting from the essay or passages but are there any rules or regulations to write a Post-it?

Cheers,
  

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I'm not sure what you mean. I'm familiar with "post it" notes (usually small, light-yellow coloured pieces of paper with adhesive on the back). There are various uses in ESL teaching, but I have not heard of this as a concept of English grammar.

— Free_spirit

  • I'm not sure what you mean.
  • I'm familiar with "post it" notes (usually small, light-yellow coloured pieces of paper with adhesive on the back).
  • There are various uses in ESL teaching, but I have not heard of this as a concept of English grammar.
  • The only other usage I'm familiar with relates to forums etc.
  • A message on a forum (or blog) is often called a "post", so people will make reference to "posting it" or "post it".
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I'm not sure what you mean. I'm familiar with "post it" notes (usually small, light-yellow coloured pieces of paper with adhesive on the back). There are various uses in ESL teaching, but I have not heard of this as a concept of English grammar.

The only other usage I'm familiar with relates to forums etc. A message on a forum (or blog) is often called a "post", so people will make refer
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Thank you for your kind reply. My meaning of "post it" is not one of our stationeries but I have tried to search http://www.google.com on yesterday, it does not show me the right things. Maybe it does not belong to English grammar. When I watched some familiar magazines in here (New Zealand), the editor or the writers often use
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Ok. I'm not familiar with it. I am in New Zealand, so if you let me know the magazines' names then I'm happy to take a look and see what the context is.
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