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Kids homework conundrum....
by Guest Mon Jan 13, 2014 9:40 pm
Feel a tad embarrassed here but just can think of this one....o thought maybe make or manage, but no....
M-----is a way of saying ' something that you need to do"
Any answers?
Computer says no!
....
M-----is a way of saying ' something that you need to do"
Any answers?
Computer says no!
....
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Re: Kids homework conundrum....
by Guest Mon Jan 13, 2014 9:43 pm
Joy Division wrote:Feel a tad embarrassed here but just can think of this one....o thought maybe make or manage, but no....
M-----is a way of saying ' something that you need to do"
Any answers?
Computer says no!
....
Maintain
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Re: Kids homework conundrum....
by Guest Mon Jan 13, 2014 9:45 pm
Catman wrote:Joy Division wrote:Feel a tad embarrassed here but just can think of this one....o thought maybe make or manage, but no....
M-----is a way of saying ' something that you need to do"
Any answers?
Computer says no!
....
Maintain
Nice guess phil, just phrasing it now to see how sounds!ta
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Re: Kids homework conundrum....
by Guest Mon Jan 13, 2014 9:54 pm
Think I was right with the "manage" after all Phil, but cheers pal 
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Re: Kids homework conundrum....
by Guest Mon Jan 13, 2014 10:33 pm
veya_victaous wrote:Mandatory
Hey Veya, !! Thanks, that might just be it!!, might have to erase manage!,
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Re: Kids homework conundrum....
by Guest Mon Jan 13, 2014 11:04 pm
Ben_Reilly wrote:Must?
Was just about to put that.
I thought it was pretty obvious, no offence JD.
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Re: Kids homework conundrum....
by Guest Mon Jan 13, 2014 11:06 pm
Joy Division wrote:Feel a tad embarrassed here but just can think of this one....o thought maybe make or manage, but no....
M-----is a way of saying ' something that you need to do"
Any answers?
Computer says no!
....
Is this kids homework or are you doing a GCSE in English JD?
Serious question - if it's the kids, how old are they?
That may tell you whether it's mandatory or must.
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Re: Kids homework conundrum....
by Guest Mon Jan 13, 2014 11:07 pm
There are a couple of options now chaps,must may well be it?, but also may be mandatory?, thanks
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Re: Kids homework conundrum....
by Guest Mon Jan 13, 2014 11:09 pm
BigAndy9 wrote:Joy Division wrote:Feel a tad embarrassed here but just can think of this one....o thought maybe make or manage, but no....
M-----is a way of saying ' something that you need to do"
Any answers?
Computer says no!
....
Is this kids homework or are you doing a GCSE in English JD?
Serious question - if it's the kids, how old are they?
That may tell you whether it's mandatory or must.
Well , got all the rest correct but
he is only P4!, actually always top end of his class!!, but they way it was worded was pickling my head Andy, it probably is must, because of his age?
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Re: Kids homework conundrum....
by Guest Mon Jan 13, 2014 11:12 pm
Turns out the wee lad already said that to his mum earlier (must) , but turns out she dismissed that!
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Re: Kids homework conundrum....
by veya_victaous Mon Jan 13, 2014 11:35 pm
@JD
lolz
looks like you got a smart one
lolz
looks like you got a smart one
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Re: Kids homework conundrum....
by Guest Mon Jan 13, 2014 11:40 pm
veya_victaous wrote:@JD
lolz
looks like you got a smart one
Thanks Veya, his mum never told me had said 'must' earlier! and my head was too pickled to think of many suggestions!!
Cheers Veya
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