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So, perhaps we should start every sentence with a conjunction, that will really make him feel at home.Now, now Andy78, that's a tad pedantic of you! LOL!
Plus, you ended your sentence with an unnecessary preposition. If we are trying to assist our American friend with the correct terminology for our superior electrical items, we should be careful not to let him think our grammar is inferior...
"And" is a conjunction with which one should never start a sentence...except in this example.
No JK...that is not a sentence, Miss MacKenzie at primary school would hit you with a ruler!
Oh...I see the point now!
It's what i go to school for...some members may not get that.
Odd though, that Miss MacKenzie would probably allow the use of a preposition at the end of a sentence, especially as it made her famous!
No JK...that is not a sentence, Miss MacKenzie at primary school would hit you with a ruler!
Memorable "slang" names help apprentices keep track of things.call the cover on the motor a peckerhead ... was around 1980
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