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Hi Muriel,
I guess "abhorrent" is American.
It's the same root as "horror".
We've the French verb "abhorrer".
Double "R" Muriel: the spelling is abhorrent.MurielB a écrit:Hi Gérard, everyone !
Never heard of abhorent...
I guess "abhorrent" is American.
It's the same root as "horror".
We've the French verb "abhorrer".
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Hi Gérard, everyone !
I would like to add what I have searched on the internet
I would like to add what I have searched on the internet
‘to ask for’ can also mean to do something which is likely to lead to trouble or problems.
- Walking around the streets alone at night was asking for trouble.
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Thanks for the complements Muriel.
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List of Regular and Irregular Verbs. #19 on the right should be "tell, told, told."

List of Regular and Irregular Verbs #19
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List of Regular and Irregular Verbs #19
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Thanks for the precisions ! when you travel in an English-speaking country this vocabulary is awfully useful.
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