Re: Here, *Here*, and There, *There*
| From: | agricola <agricola@...> |
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| Date: | Sunday, June 30, 2002, 5:03 |
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Also, it'd be pronounced /wrItiN/. :)
/rItiN/ would be the present participle of "rit", i.e., to apply RIT to a lice
infested school child. ;)
Padraic.
Wayne Chevrier wrote:
>Nik Taylor nevesht:
>>
>>Like in English. I cringe when I see people write things like
>>"writting" instead of "writing". That can only be pronounced /rItiN/,
>>which isn't any word *I* know. :-)
>
>Present participle of 'to writ', which must mean 'to serve a writ on':)
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>-Wayne Chevrier
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