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OP What's the adjective of this word? What's the agentive noun? "This man is a dyscalculiac"? "He's dyscalculic"? Or do we have to say: "He suffers from dyscalculia"?
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Entire Thread Subject Posted By Posted Dyscalculia. Hydra 09/18/06 12:56 PM Re: Dyscalculia. Hydra 09/20/06 05:20 PM Re: Dyscalculia. Aramis 09/20/06 05:41 PM
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