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Sajith @leenigme (37) 19 May 17

I wonder how sometimes I can remember a word I hardly ever use, years after learning it for the first time, yet I forget those I came across recently and actually wish to remember. This is especially true for non-native speakers....

words

vocabulary

remember

english

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Marlina I have noticed that as I get older, it is more difficult to remember everything.

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Larry Price @sputnik8 (690) 15 May 17

Most of us in myLot are readers and lovers of books. Reading is a life-time pursuit. Reading is the life of the mind. Reading stirs one's imagination and compel us to think. Which type of book do you read often, fiction or...

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Larry Price @leenigme Yup, Our taste and our mind indeed matures when it comes to the books we read.

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Larry Price @sputnik8 (690) 15 May 17

Most of us in myLot are readers and lovers of books. Reading is a life-time pursuit. Reading is the life of the mind. Reading stirs one's imagination and compel us to think. Which type of book do you read often, fiction or...

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Sajith @leenigme (37) 9 May 17

Since the beginning, religion has played a very dominant role in the politics of nations. Even today it plays a role in giving shape to the laws that govern our societies. In modern times, every country seems to have people...

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Mike Page As for me there must be a boundary or dividing line between religion and government and one institution must not encroach upon the other.

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Sajith @leenigme (37) 14 May 17

How do you think man arrived on the earth? Do you think he gradually changed from an Ape to what he is today like the theory of evolution suggests, or do you think it was some other way. And what is that other way?

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Morgan Apes and humans, as others have pointed out, evolved from a common ancestor. We're all happily a part of the 'Great Ape' family. Interestingly enough, this common ancestor existed a long time in the past. Actually close to before the dinosaurs went extinct...

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Prema Shalini @manikarnika (3222) • India 11 May 17

Hi to all Mylot friend's...I can do this but only during sleep...Lol I am so talkative, it is impossible for me to be Silent for 24 hours.But I have heard that some of them doing fasting by not speaking with anyone around...

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The Invisible Man @TheInvisibleMan (17603) 21 Apr 17

I love it! To spend some time alone, without talking to anyone, thinking of nothing but my own life it's something I care about a lot and I don't give up. Many times not everyone around me understands, but this time is...

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Rebelta James @bela360 (2006) • Saint Lucia 11 May 17

I have never seen a ghost. I have never seen anything that is evil so does anyone believe in such and have they ever seen a ghost or anything evil?

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Sajith @leenigme (37) 11 May 17

I am fresh out of books to read. Can anyone recommend good mystery books that you have personally read? 19th and 20th Century works are especially welcome.

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Anna @leenigme I love him too, beautiful novels. What about Stephen King? He wrote some interesting mystery books.

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Sajith @leenigme (37) 11 May 17

I am fresh out of books to read. Can anyone recommend good mystery books that you have personally read? 19th and 20th Century works are especially welcome.

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s sivasubrahmanyam No. Sorry. I am not reading mystery books nowadays. I can not suggest you right now.

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Sajith @leenigme (37) 11 May 17

I am fresh out of books to read. Can anyone recommend good mystery books that you have personally read? 19th and 20th Century works are especially welcome.

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ARM Check out P D James.And Ellis Peters. Imagining you are familiar with the famous ones already.

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Sajith @leenigme (37) 11 May 17

I am fresh out of books to read. Can anyone recommend good mystery books that you have personally read? 19th and 20th Century works are especially welcome.

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ravisivan good to see that you are reading books regularly. Somehow I could not get this habit of reading novels. However I read magazines and newspapers. good day.

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Sajith @leenigme (37) 11 May 17

I am fresh out of books to read. Can anyone recommend good mystery books that you have personally read? 19th and 20th Century works are especially welcome.

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Dominique There are so many good mysteries out there. Agatha Christie is definitely a good choice. PD James. Louise Penny. Just a few suggestions.

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Sajith @leenigme (37) 11 May 17

I am fresh out of books to read. Can anyone recommend good mystery books that you have personally read? 19th and 20th Century works are especially welcome.

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Anna Have you read the novels by Edgar Allan Poe? Those are all mysterious.

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Fleur @Fleura (29214) • United Kingdom 31 Oct 16

I just read a post by @celticeagle which made me think of this post. I have always liked bats. Since I was a child until I went to a noisy concert aged 36 I could always hear them. I think perhaps that made me more engaged with...

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Fleur That is such a shame, I hope the decline can be reversed. Sparrows are declining here too, although there are still lots of them in certain spots, and no-one knows why. Like your childhood experience, when I was a child we always used to have house-martins...

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luisadannointed @luisadannointed (4171) • Philippines 11 May 17

Hi mylotters!!!! Missing you all... I've been busy building a career to profession that I have no proper education. It is hard as it always challenge my vocabulary and words uses to different kind of activities. I am about to...

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Fleur @Fleura (29214) • United Kingdom 31 Oct 16

I just read a post by @celticeagle which made me think of this post. I have always liked bats. Since I was a child until I went to a noisy concert aged 36 I could always hear them. I think perhaps that made me more engaged with...

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Sajith @leenigme (37) 10 May 17

Have you read the short story "Dusk" by Saki (H.H Munro)? If yes, what would be your reaction at the end of the story if you were Norman Gortsby? If you haven't read it yet, give it a try, its a short read and you wont regret...

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Xavier Bage Though I have read a few of his stories, I don't remember if I've read this one. Thanks for link.

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Sajith @leenigme (37) 10 May 17

Have you read the short story "Dusk" by Saki (H.H Munro)? If yes, what would be your reaction at the end of the story if you were Norman Gortsby? If you haven't read it yet, give it a try, its a short read and you wont regret...

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Judy Evans I have a book of Saki writings. I haven't time to read it now but I'll try to later.

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Sajith @leenigme (37) 10 May 17

Have you read the short story "Dusk" by Saki (H.H Munro)? If yes, what would be your reaction at the end of the story if you were Norman Gortsby? If you haven't read it yet, give it a try, its a short read and you wont regret...

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Stephen Ray Thank you for the link you sent. I'll check it our later.

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