A number of English adjectives exist in a form ending on -ic and in a
form ending on -ical. Is there any rule that defines which form to
use, or will only a dictionary help in deciding which one to take ?

Thanks in advance,

Ludo

Hi there,

I just to want thank (thx) all the people (ppl) for (4) their replies.
Most of them voted for QA. But, as I see it (aisi), QA is more common
in the USA, in Australia and Great Britain ‘quality control’ is more
often used.

One sender mentioned, that he dislikes my use of acronyms and short
cuts. I agree, that this is the wrong group to use these. But I am
used to use to save the bandwidth (bw) in the internet, therefor we
use it. That’s all and they ‘come out of my fingers’ as fast as I
think about the text I gonna type.

One british sender teached me about the nick (TheTom) which I use.
That may be an offending nick to any (british) reader. But I did not
want to be offending. It just comes from the IRC nick I am used to
use: It was just ‘tom’ in former times. But that was *not* unique and
so all people told me (after recognizing me): ‘ack, *that* tom’. So
it happened that my nick changed to ‘TheTom’ years ago. Nobody every
told that this nick would be offending. Therefor – I will keep it.

again, thanks for your help (thx 4 ya hlp
tom

Toby Cubitt (Toby…@usa.net.nospam) wrote:

: Does anyone know who wrote this? (it’s attached as a txt file). I was given

You would get further if you had just posted the text so everyone
could read it.  

Hg

Where can I get These.
They Don’t Seem to be on the WWW.
Thanks
                                        John Canning

PreSchool Education–a site for preschool educators to share ideas, lesson
plans, games, and more  http://home.earthlink.net/~mckoch/preschool.html

Scholastic’s Instructor Magazine–regularly update thematic units adaptable to
the ESL/EFL setting and more  http://place.scholastic.com/instructor/index.htm

Early Childhood Special Education Resources–NOT just for sepcial ed, this site
provides dozens of thematic units adaptable to the ESL/EFL setting
http://www.wam.umd.edu/~patriz/linda.html

Pereptual School–hundreds of ideas for early childhood education
http://members.aol.com/aactchrday/index.html

If you attended and didn’t get one, I’ve got some extras (you fill in your name
on a typewriter or a computer)  BTW….it was a great conference.

Hi,
I’m getting ready to graduate with a BS in English Education and have been
thinking about decorating my "future" classroom.  Does anyone know where I
can find literature related posters (movie posters about literary works such
as Little Women, Hamlet, or concerning biographies of authors.)  Could you
please email me at:
chibik…@hotmail.com

thanks!
Kristen

http://www.bbtt.de/lazarus

 ***22F UK Grad (theatre studies / art history ) & theatre postgrad***

I am interested in TEFL work in a non-european country.  I haven’t a lot of
money, but am looking for a good course and position and would like some
advice.

I am currently living in glasgow but a london-based course is a possibility.

Please Help

-L

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