In article ,
cupra writes:
Are the differences regional? I'm from the home counties (Dunstable) and
have always used 'settle' - is there anyone else from Beds who uses settle?


I'm from Surrey and would use "settle".
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John Hall
"Banking was conceived in iniquity and born in sin"

Sir Josiah Stamp, a former president of the Bank of England

In article ,
Anne Burgess writes:
Are the differences regional? I'm from the home counties (Dunstable) and
have always used 'settle' - is there anyone else from Beds who uses
settle?

In this neck of the woods we say 'lie' not 'lay'.

You must come from a grammatical neck of the woods, then.
--
John Hall
"Banking was conceived in iniquity and born in sin"

Sir Josiah Stamp, a former president of the Bank of England

In article ,
Anne Burgess writes:
Are the differences regional? I'm from the home counties (Dunstable) and
have always used 'settle' - is there anyone else from Beds who uses
settle?

In this neck of the woods we say 'lie' not 'lay'.

You must come from a grammatical neck of the woods, then.
--
John Hall
"Banking was conceived in iniquity and born in sin"

Sir Josiah Stamp, a former president of the Bank of England

In article ,
Anne Burgess writes:
Are the differences regional? I'm from the home counties (Dunstable) and
have always used 'settle' - is there anyone else from Beds who uses
settle?

In this neck of the woods we say 'lie' not 'lay'.

You must come from a grammatical neck of the woods, then.
--
John Hall
"Banking was conceived in iniquity and born in sin"

Sir Josiah Stamp, a former president of the Bank of England

In article ,
Anne Burgess writes:
Are the differences regional? I'm from the home counties (Dunstable) and
have always used 'settle' - is there anyone else from Beds who uses
settle?

In this neck of the woods we say 'lie' not 'lay'.

You must come from a grammatical neck of the woods, then.
--
John Hall
"Banking was conceived in iniquity and born in sin"

Sir Josiah Stamp, a former president of the Bank of England

"Alan Gardiner" wrote in message
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" cupra" wrote in message
...
Are the differences regional? I'm from the home counties (Dunstable) and
have always used 'settle' - is there anyone else from Beds who uses
settle?

I'm down the road (the A5/A5183)in Hertfordshire and I use settle.I've
lived within 15 miles of my current location for all of my life.

Yes, I'm a settler too, although I've picked up the others (well, lie, not
lay)
in my travels around the world :-)

Philip Eden (Lu'onian fru and fru)

"Alan Gardiner" wrote in message
...

" cupra" wrote in message
...
Are the differences regional? I'm from the home counties (Dunstable) and
have always used 'settle' - is there anyone else from Beds who uses
settle?

I'm down the road (the A5/A5183)in Hertfordshire and I use settle.I've
lived within 15 miles of my current location for all of my life.

Yes, I'm a settler too, although I've picked up the others (well, lie, not
lay)
in my travels around the world :-)

Philip Eden (Lu'onian fru and fru)

"Alan Gardiner" wrote in message
...

" cupra" wrote in message
...
Are the differences regional? I'm from the home counties (Dunstable) and
have always used 'settle' - is there anyone else from Beds who uses
settle?

I'm down the road (the A5/A5183)in Hertfordshire and I use settle.I've
lived within 15 miles of my current location for all of my life.

Yes, I'm a settler too, although I've picked up the others (well, lie, not
lay)
in my travels around the world :-)

Philip Eden (Lu'onian fru and fru)

"Alan Gardiner" wrote in message
...

" cupra" wrote in message
...
Are the differences regional? I'm from the home counties (Dunstable) and
have always used 'settle' - is there anyone else from Beds who uses
settle?

I'm down the road (the A5/A5183)in Hertfordshire and I use settle.I've
lived within 15 miles of my current location for all of my life.

Yes, I'm a settler too, although I've picked up the others (well, lie, not
lay)
in my travels around the world :-)

Philip Eden (Lu'onian fru and fru)

Quoting from message
posted on 24 Feb 2005 by John Hall
I would like to add:

In article ,
Anne Burgess writes:
Are the differences regional? I'm from the home counties (Dunstable) and
have always used 'settle' - is there anyone else from Beds who uses
settle?

In this neck of the woods we say 'lie' not 'lay'.

You must come from a grammatical neck of the woods, then.

Same at "home" (E.Yorks) and here in N.Wales - but also "stick" and "settle"
with occasional "hold".

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