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Andre Knudsen
Posts: 206
REGO PARK, New York, US
def-i-nite-ly |ËdefÉnitlÄ|
adverb
without doubt (used for emphasis) : I will definitely be at the airport to meet you. ⢠in a definite manner; clearly : we couldn't plan to go elsewhere until we had heard from you more definitely.
definitely
adverb
it was definitely a case of exploiting child labor certainly, surely, for sure, unquestionably, without doubt, without question, undoubtedly, indubitably, positively, absolutely; undeniably, unmistakably, plainly, clearly, obviously, patently, palpably, transparently, unequivocally.
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Jack Curtis
Posts: 224
Westlake, Louisiana, US
PREESICELY what I was about to say! 
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Arizona Shoots
Posts: 28658
Phoenix, Arizona, US
Neither is seperate. In high school, I had a teacher who told the class "There's 'A Rat' in separate. SepARATe. That particular lesson has stuck with me all these years.
Can you think of any other specific school lessons you've never forgotten? Interesting what sticks with us, isn't it?
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Fotticelli
Posts: 12252
Rockville, Maryland, US
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Jack Curtis
Posts: 224
Westlake, Louisiana, US
John Jebbia wrote:
Neither is seperate. In high school, I had a teacher who told the class "There's 'A Rat' in separate. SepARATe. That particular lesson has stuck with me all these years.
Can you think of any other specific school lessons you've never forgotten? Interesting what sticks with us, isn't it? Here's one, Remember the Great Lakes by the word HOMES - Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie and Superior
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Arizona Shoots
Posts: 28658
Phoenix, Arizona, US
Jack Curtis wrote:
Here's one, Remember the Great Lakes by the word HOMES - Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie and Superior Yeah, but I never got that one right... Difficult when you think "Homes" is spelled "Holmes".
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Jack Curtis
Posts: 224
Westlake, Louisiana, US
Gregory Garecki wrote:
Your being picky. Actually, I would say that would be YOU'RE being picky, but that would be picky. 
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Andre Knudsen
Posts: 206
REGO PARK, New York, US
John Jebbia wrote:
Neither is seperate. In high school, I had a teacher who told the class "There's 'A Rat' in separate. SepARATe. That particular lesson has stuck with me all these years.
Can you think of any other specific school lessons you've never forgotten? Interesting what sticks with us, isn't it? I'm just off the boat, so I don't have EXPERIANCE in that
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AU fotografia
Posts: 1723
Houston, Texas, US
Gregory Garecki wrote:
Your being picky. you mean you're, right
?
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Miami Photo
Posts: 17
Miami, Florida, US
When I was in high school my biology teacher would say "Do as your ordered, pour acid into water." I will never forget that for some reason.
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Fotticelli
Posts: 12252
Rockville, Maryland, US
Abdiel Urcull wrote:
you mean you're, right
? Your being picky too.
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Arizona Shoots
Posts: 28658
Phoenix, Arizona, US
Gregory Garecki wrote:
Your being picky too. That's DEFINATLY DEFIANT.
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Fotticelli
Posts: 12252
Rockville, Maryland, US
Oh go and pick on the kangeroo poutch girl in the other post!
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Ocean Jasper
Posts: 2623
Vatican City, Holy See, Vatican City
John Jebbia wrote:
Neither is seperate. In high school, I had a teacher who told the class "There's 'A Rat' in separate. SepARATe. That particular lesson has stuck with me all these years.
Can you think of any other specific school lessons you've never forgotten? Interesting what sticks with us, isn't it? thank you John, I will never forgot a rat.
the thank you is actually sincere. I will never have to think about how to spell that word again
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Brian Diaz
Posts: 65617
Danbury, Connecticut, US
John Jebbia wrote:
Can you think of any other specific school lessons you've never forgotten? Interesting what sticks with us, isn't it? Like the princiPAL is your pal?
And the tribal cheif, Sohcahtoa? (2 points for whomever knows this one)
And King Phil Comes Over For Great Sex? (10 points here)
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Fotticelli
Posts: 12252
Rockville, Maryland, US
John Jebbia wrote:
Neither is seperate. In high school, I had a teacher who told the class "There's 'A Rat' in separate. SepARATe. That particular lesson has stuck with me all these years. High school? Your lucky. I learned English from watching "Three's Company".
Can someone tell me how to make those smiley faces because I'm apparently confusing people.
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Arizona Shoots
Posts: 28658
Phoenix, Arizona, US
Brian Diaz wrote:
Like the princiPAL is your pal?
And the tribal cheif, Sohcahtoa? (2 points for whomever knows this one)
And King Phil Comes Over For Great Sex? (10 points here) Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species.
(I didn't look it up. I swear!)
But we were taught in school that it was:
Kind People Can Often Find Good Sex.
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Arizona Shoots
Posts: 28658
Phoenix, Arizona, US
Gregory Garecki wrote:
High school? Your lucky. I learned English from watching "Three's Company". Three's Company is where I learned the word "Fag". Believe it or not, in the early episodes Mr. Roper actually called Jack that quite a bit. And Helen even did it once.. I can prove it. I own the 1st 6 seasons on DVD. I was 6 or 7 when that was originally on TV.
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Fotticelli
Posts: 12252
Rockville, Maryland, US
John Jebbia wrote:
Three's Company is where I learned the word "Fag". Believe it or not, in the early episodes Mr. Roper actually called Jack that quite a bit. And Helen even did it once.. I can prove it. I own the 1st 6 seasons on DVD. I was 6 or 7 when that was originally on TV. I must have been playing hookey that day.
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James Ahn Photography
Posts: 15
New York, New York, US
Brian Diaz wrote:
Like the princiPAL is your pal?
And the tribal cheif, Sohcahtoa? (2 points for whomever knows this one)
And King Phil Comes Over For Great Sex? (10 points here) Chief Sohcahtoa helped me pass my trigonomtry and regents.
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Fotticelli
Posts: 12252
Rockville, Maryland, US
James Ahn Photography wrote:
Chief Sohcahtoa helped me pass my trigonomtry and regents. Are your sure he wasn't your English teacher?
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Mistelyn
Posts: 95
BOISE, Idaho, US
My turn, my turn!
A lot is TWO words!
It's is the contraction of it is (not the possessive form, which would be written as its).
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J C ModeFotografie
Posts: 14718
Los Angeles, California, US
Andre Knudsen wrote:
def-i-nite-ly |ËdefÉnitlÄ|
adverb
without doubt (used for emphasis) : I will definitely be at the airport to meet you. ⢠in a definite manner; clearly : we couldn't plan to go elsewhere until we had heard from you more definitely.
definitely
adverb
it was definitely a case of exploiting child labor certainly, surely, for sure, unquestionably, without doubt, without question, undoubtedly, indubitably, positively, absolutely; undeniably, unmistakably, plainly, clearly, obviously, patently, palpably, transparently, unequivocally. That ranks right up there with "I like eating donats"!
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Tikeya
Posts: 8075
Edgewood, Maryland, US
Did anyone mention their/there/they're?
THEIR:
Their baby looks like an alien!
THERE:
There is a hair in my food!
THEY'RE:
They're coming after me!
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myndzeye Photography
Posts: 104
Captain Cook, Hawaii, US
Here is another..."Than" ...denoting a comparison vs. "Then" ...meaning at that time. They are "DEFANITLY"  different words! "Lets" all learn to "seperate" them! 
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James Ahn Photography
Posts: 15
New York, New York, US
Gregory Garecki wrote:
Are your sure he wasn't your English teacher? Yes, I'm sure. Are you?
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Brandon Ching
Posts: 2028
Brooklyn, New York, US
My Very Elegant Mother Just Sat Upon Nine Pins = Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto
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different words! "Lets" all learn to "seperate" them! 
