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szamoca
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Please help!
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Dear Colleagues,
What is the meaning of the following:
� �Hello my covey! What �s the row?
"Plummy and slam"
And one more thing. Which one is correct: mustn�t or musn�t
I looked them up in the dictionary but it didn �t help.
Thank you in advance.
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24 Jan 2010
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Melisa L. McIntosh
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Plummy and slam
It is cockney rhyming slang meaning � money and jam �. It means that everything is ok  Or something like that... |
24 Jan 2010
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szamoca
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Thank you libertybelle. Really good site. But still there are some WS on this site that use musn �t instead of mustn �t.
Have a nice day!
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24 Jan 2010
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libertybelle
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yes there are - I would have thought that was the first place you looked.
Hope you find your answers.
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24 Jan 2010
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lshorton99
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I wouldn �t worry szamoca - I �ve seenn textbooks which use �musn �t � � someone obviously didn �t proofread them properly! Drives me nuts when trying to explain to my students!
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25 Jan 2010
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