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11 August 2006: Prepositions
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The lessons will go out every two weeks instead of once a week and the website experts are looking at improving the format and the set up. The technology behind this is, as you probably all know, well beyond me but I hope you will all continue looking at the tasks and improving your English.
Lots of people are still having problems with prepositions and I thought we might look at some of the more common ones this week.
The word this week is long-standing which is an adjective used to describe something which has existed for a long time. There was a long-standing agreement between the neighbours about taking it in turns to cut the grass.
Have a good fortnight.
Best wishes from everyone at English in Chester
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