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practice assignments required me to memorise the thirty-word-long French sentences I heard through the headset before converting them to the past tense. I still believe that the memory overload involved was unreasonably heavy, that I should have had a written backup and that I was right to quit because the methodology was inappropriate for me at that time.

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I did a degree in French and German during the late 1960s. While working as a school foreign language assistant on my year abroad in France, I enrolled on a part-time language laboratory course at a nearby French university. I quit after one session, not because of the new technology but because the

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Also, well done for exposing a hole in our coverage, i.e. standards. There is a lot of scope for improvement there, specially if you have access to the documents, which is often a problem. I have added a section to the navbox for diving equipment for standards, and now we just need to populate it

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A pleasure. I knew that five-year Latin course I completed at secondary school in the early 1960s would come in useful one day! Most Latin masculine nouns ending in "-us" belong to the second declension in Latin, where the plural form does end in "-i" (e.g. dominus, domini). The smaller

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exists already; you focus more on technical aspects. But here's the thing: what you cite, most of what you cite, aren't secondary sources. It's mostly technical information sourced with documents that outline standards, patents, etc., but Knowledge (XXG) requires secondary sourcing. See

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Afraid not. I had to buy all my own copies of the standards I've mentioned so far in diving articles, and I see that the ISO standard costs over £120! Considering that the Russians post their standards online for free download...

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fourth-declension group of masculine nouns, including apparatus, comes with a singular ending in "-us" and a plural ending in "-ūs" (long u vowel).

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and it is a suitable space to discuss anything about diving articles. particularly those which don't yet exist. Cheers. · · ·

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Serves me right for quitting after three semesters :(.

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