Gray: With an a or an e?
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Gray..if you are Yank..\nbut we Brits say Grey\nHope that helps..\nTake Care..Mark.
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There's a gray area in your question.
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nueve y media\n\nAre we helping with your homework?\n\nIT IS NOT PRONOUNCED WITH A B!
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please start with S !!!! LOL ... what if doesn't start with an S ???\nok ... if you insist ... it's gotta be Siavash G.
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a Q1 since it is between 0 and 67\nb Q2 since it is between 67 and 88\nc Q3 since it is between 88 and 105
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Does the "E" stand for ego?
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"i" before "e",\nexcept after "c"\n\nOR\n\nwhen used to say "eh" (for us Canadians)\nas in "neighbor"\nor "weigh."\n\nHope that helps.
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The correct usage in this case would be "an". The way to decide is by the sound of the work you are placing "a" or "an" in front of.  If the sound is vowel like (a,e,i,o, or u) you use "an".  If the sound is consonent like (the rest of the alphabet pretty much), you use "a".  So you would say "an hour" but "a historian"  Hope this helps.
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Correct answer should be E
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I would say A, F, and E are the most likely. I'm not sure which is most, though. Probably F. The fear instilled in A, is likely to cause a rebellion.
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Gre\n\nEDIT: Two letters? GW? GH? GR?
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I'll go with the e, because "a month or a day" contains the r. ;)
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generally, i would say C.  However, that could vary depending  on the school district or college that is evaluating the grades.  Peace
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i.e. is Latin for "id est," meaning that is.\n\nIt's *not* used to give an example.  It's used to rephrase something.  An example is e.g., which is exempli gratia in Latin.
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A blank one or a R/W one.\n\n///
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pick C if you want to get an F
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yellow means they're online and appearing visibly online to you (and possibly others), and grey means they're not signed in, or have chosen to appear offline so as not to be bothered  :-)\n\nAnd sometimes it's retarded for whatever reason.  Like when I get 50 messages at night while I'm sleeping because apparently something somewhere says I'm available when I haven't been signed in for 6 hours.