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2006-10-11 04:51 pm (UTC)
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They're wrapped, and their owners haven't got round to unwrapping them yet- so they're still unwrapped.
This is fairly standard British English useage, I think.
How fascinating these minor differences are. I incline to the view that you guys speak and write a slightly more rational version of the language.
Yes, now that the walls are plastered, Karl will move back in and finish the job.
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This is fairly standard British English useage, I think.
How fascinating these minor differences are. I incline to the view that you guys speak and write a slightly more rational version of the language.
Yes, now that the walls are plastered, Karl will move back in and finish the job.