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kohai
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Dear Aisha, Remember, the expert in anything was once a beginner...  And you seem to be a very perspective "beginner".  We all learn from each other, especially here on this site. For example, today, you have taught me a new English word "epitome", LOL! Seriously? Thank You. Kohai
Edit: It had to be "a prospective expert". I learnt it thanks to Aperkins4. Thank you!
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19 Apr 2019
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valodra
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Not spam to me - because it�s always useful to read the rules ….now and then Good job, Aïsha ! ...and ....congrats  Val |
22 Apr 2019
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Aisha77
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Thanks so much Val |
22 Apr 2019
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aperkins4
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Kohai,
I think you meant to say that Aisha is "a prospective expert" instead of "a very perspective beginner." Perspective is a noun, meaning viewpoint (He had a great viewpoint from on top of the mountain). Prospective is an adjective meaning future (He is a prospective professional basketball player. Currently he is on a college team).
I want to thank both you and Aisha for always having excellent input and for all of your contributions. ^_^ Thank-you!
PS: These words are mistaken frequently! Many people make the same mistake. https://writingexplained.org/prospective-vs-perspective-difference
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23 Apr 2019
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