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A vocabulary question
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monder78
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A vocabulary question
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Hello I would like to share with you a wonderful speech. Please find attached the direct link to the youtube movie : In the 13th minute of the speech the speaker says �������.. starts here. What is the missing word ? I am not able to catch it. I believe you will also benefit a lot from listening to Lizzie , an excellent eye-opener. Thanks in advance.
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16 Oct 2019
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FrauSue
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Youtube is telling me that the video is unavailable. Could you check the link, please? |
16 Oct 2019
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monder78
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Thanks for your answers . I can hear brave , but brave is not a noun , and grammatically it should be a noun (that is bravery), at least to the best of my knowledge, . None of the available dictionaries has the entry brave that functions as a noun. Can anyone explain why it is brave , not bravery , why not courage ? Brave from Cambridge dictionary as a noun has only the following meaning : brave old-fashionedUK /breɪv/ US /breɪv/
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17 Oct 2019
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maryse pey�
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It sounds like a proper noun here, doesn�t it ? |
17 Oct 2019
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Jayho
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Amazing video, and an amazing person! It�s like a newspaper headline and headlines are not always grammatically correct. It can be read correctly as (Being) brave starts here Cheers Jayho
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17 Oct 2019
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