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Kalamareader wrote: June 15th, 2020, 8:26 pm
I don't know how I missed that on my PL. :oops: Fixed now.

https://librivox.org/uploads/alg1001/1001grammer_13_hathaway_128kb.mp3

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I do that sort of thing all the time!
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I would like 12. Conjunctions.
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Can I take 14-16?
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Here is the recording for Section 6, Adjectives:
https://librivox.org/uploads/alg1001/1001grammar_06_hathaway_128kb.mp3

Recording length: 18.28

Just a note for the PL. At approximately 12:20, there is a table featured in the book that when read aloud exactly as it appears in the text is very unclear for the listener. To aid in comprehension, I have added a sentence trying to keep with the original style. This section starts with 'section 46' and the sentence I have added is 'first we will give the positive degree, then the comparative degree and then the superlative degree'.
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Verity91 wrote: June 16th, 2020, 1:32 pm Here is the recording for Section 6, Adjectives:
https://librivox.org/uploads/alg1001/1001grammar_06_hathaway_128kb.mp3

Recording length: 18.28

Just a note for the PL. At approximately 12:20, there is a table featured in the book that when read aloud exactly as it appears in the text is very unclear for the listener. To aid in comprehension, I have added a sentence trying to keep with the original style. This section starts with 'section 46' and the sentence I have added is 'first we will give the positive degree, then the comparative degree and then the superlative degree'.
I'll have a listen when the section gets posted in the MW. What you did sounds fine to me. The charts and tables are sometimes hard to read.
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LoganLore wrote: June 16th, 2020, 9:55 am I would like 12. Conjunctions.
You got it, Logan.
Thanks!
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kcarp wrote: June 16th, 2020, 11:45 am Can I take 14-16?
They are yours. Thanks!
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Verity91 wrote: June 16th, 2020, 1:32 pm Here is the recording for Section 6, Adjectives:
https://librivox.org/uploads/alg1001/1001grammar_06_hathaway_128kb.mp3

Recording length: 18.28

Just a note for the PL. At approximately 12:20, there is a table featured in the book that when read aloud exactly as it appears in the text is very unclear for the listener. To aid in comprehension, I have added a sentence trying to keep with the original style. This section starts with 'section 46' and the sentence I have added is 'first we will give the positive degree, then the comparative degree and then the superlative degree'.
Thanks for this, Verity!
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Here is Section 9, Participle:

https://librivox.org/uploads/alg1001/1001grammar_09_hathaway_128kb.mp3

10:16

And here's Section 10, Adverbs:

https://librivox.org/uploads/alg1001/1001grammar_10_hathaway_128kb.mp3

13:07

These were much more fun, thanks.

I'm starting my summer job on Friday, so I'll need to take a week off from recording; if y'all have any chapters left after that, I'll come back and do another one. Cheers!
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I'm glad these two sections were better. If there are any left when you have time, that would be great.
Thank you!
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Wow, so I guess opening this thing up to group did the trick! I have been gone for a week and I came back to this half done! Thank you so much Amy and Kevin for taking charge of this; it would have died without the both of you. I am trying to work out some schedules so that I can record at least a part of this, but I won't claim one until I can make the time. I am working at weird hours all over the clock right now and I need to finish some other claims in other projects.

I will continue to come in this project each time I can log on to LV.
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Hi Jason,
Kevin and I have been holding the fort. It has been fun. This turned out to be very popular! Hope you get an opportunity to do a section. We may have to launch another 1001 book in the series.
Have a good day!
-Amy :)
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Here is section 14 - syntax! I took some liberties with the diagrams (#64, #66-74) in an attempt to convey the visual information through spoken word (which was kind of a struggle to figure out). Reading #64 verbatim seems like it would be way too confusing for the listener, especially with needing to distinguish between roman/arabic numerals and uppercase/lowercase letters. As for #66-74, I could just not attempt to "read" the diagram and only read the description underneath, but figured showing the ties/braces/bars/etc would be useful. But please let me know if there is a different way that I should do it!


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Length: 37:29
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Post by alg1001 »

Hi kcarp,
That is a difficult situation. You used your best judgement to bring it across. Kevin can give feedback when he proof-listens as to whether it should be revised in any way.
Thanks for working on this one!
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kcarp wrote: June 20th, 2020, 10:17 pm Here is section 14 - syntax! I took some liberties with the diagrams (#64, #66-74) in an attempt to convey the visual information through spoken word (which was kind of a struggle to figure out). Reading #64 verbatim seems like it would be way too confusing for the listener, especially with needing to distinguish between roman/arabic numerals and uppercase/lowercase letters. As for #66-74, I could just not attempt to "read" the diagram and only read the description underneath, but figured showing the ties/braces/bars/etc would be useful. But please let me know if there is a different way that I should do it!


https://librivox.org/uploads/alg1001/1001grammar_14_hathaway_128kb.mp3
Length: 37:29
Today's turned out busier than I expected. I wanted to have a listen to give some help but that may have to wait until tomorrow. I certainly appreciate your efforts!
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