Modern Family
These days, I watched the first season of Modern Family. According to some information on the web, this series attempt to unveil, how the American family has changed over the time. And might be also, an attempting of make certain kinds of preconceptions, go away.
Well, on it, can have some kind of stereotype, however, I think is a good way to see how other cultures work. At the same time, learn new phrases and ways to express ideas and thoughts. As simple expression that I found is "way too", from what I understand, basically means "too much of something".
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Modern Family
These days (perhaps you mean "the other day" or "recently?"), I watched the first season of Modern Family. According to some information on the web, this series attempts to unveil(unnecessary comma removed) how the American family has changed over the time. And it might be also, an attempting of to make certain kinds of preconceptions, go away.Well, on it, can have some kind of stereotype (not sure what you mean, perhaps "It uses stereotypes?"), however, I think is a good way to see how other cultures work. At the same time, you can learn new phrases and ways to express ideas and thoughts. As A simple expression that I found is "way too", which from what I understand, basically means "too much of something".
You tend to use extra commas, but lots of English speakers do the same thing, so that's REALLY tough to learn.
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