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A:those who teach them should avoid using slang, idioms, and long words, try to see the situation from teenagers or adults learning a foreign language

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A:get a word processing program with a dictionary in it.

A:The dictionary and encyclopedia on MSN are Microsoft's Encarta Encyclopedia/Dictionary. I don't think that Yahoo has a similar program available for purchase.

A:The bryophytes are a sub-group of plants, the phylum Bryophyta. A hydrophyte on the other hand is a plant adapted to living in or on water. It is more of a description than a grouping. However these plants belong to a different subgroup from the bryophytes. One way to imaging this is with road vehicles (plants). On one division there are motocycles(bryophytes, all of them). On another division are the cars(plants that are not bryophytes). Now there are many more sub groups within the cars, Hondas, Toyotas, Fords, Aston Martins... ... Some of these cars can be described as sports cars (hydrophytes). Not all Fords or Hondas are sports cars, but a honda and a ford may both belong to the same description of sports car. Sports cars and motorbikes both make a lot of noise and go fast, while bryophytes and hydrophytes both live in or near water. But both belong to different groups.