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Walter Landesman
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Interesting and useful. Nov 16, 2005

Hi,

This is a very interesting, useful, practical on some Spanish grammar issues.
I included it in "My favorite articles". Unfortunately, that feature does not seem to function (I already placed some postings in the forums and also a support ticket).

I`m going to bookmark this article in my PC, just in case I need in the future. I migth actually need it in the near future.

Congratulations to the author!

Walter


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Hi,

This is a very interesting, useful, practical on some Spanish grammar issues.
I included it in "My favorite articles". Unfortunately, that feature does not seem to function (I already placed some postings in the forums and also a support ticket).

I`m going to bookmark this article in my PC, just in case I need in the future. I migth actually need it in the near future.

Congratulations to the author!

Walter


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