I got one but haven't read it yet! I need 3 months pay vacation and plus gift card to go out to eat everyday to catch up all the books that I want to read!
I would be the wrong person to ask how to pronoun "primer"!
Guerite, I know exactly how you feel about cathcing up on reading. Although, I would like to point out how I fit this wonderful book into my mix of reading. It has 31 short readings in the first section. I went through and numbered each heading 1 through 31. I then just read a section a day and in a month I had that part read. (that seems to be the longest single division)
The other few chapters only take a little while to read after that.
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I got one but haven't read it yet! I need 3 months pay vacation and plus gift card to go out to eat everyday to catch up all the books that I want to read!
I would be the wrong person to ask how to pronoun "primer"!
Hungry to eat His Word,
'Guerite ~ BoldLion
My searching all points to the "i" being short. As in " primmer".
1. prim·er (prĭm 'ər) n.
An elementary textbook for teaching children to read. A book that covers the basic elements of a subject.
2. prim·er (prī 'mər) n.
An undercoat of paint or size applied to prepare a surface, as for painting.
Helpful?
I have been told by sources that it is with a short "i" not with the long "i" like the pronunciation of the button that you push on a weed eater.
When I am talking to guys who only know about engine primers, I say it with the long "i".
What a book!
Guerite,
I know exactly how you feel about cathcing up on reading. Although, I would like to point out how I fit this wonderful book into my mix of reading. It has 31 short readings in the first section. I went through and numbered each heading 1 through 31. I then just read a section a day and in a month I had that part read. (that seems to be the longest single division)
The other few chapters only take a little while to read after that.
Hope that helps.
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