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    There are five major food groups; grains, dairy, meat, vegetables and fruit. The literal meaning of this sentence means that you have eaten something from each group and therefore had a complete meal. However I believe they are using this as an analogy to mean that the LP will offer something of everything and so will please everyone. I hope this helps! Katie
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    January 15, 2016
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    Hi Esther, We would say "on the computer" in the same way that we "watch a film on TV". Thanks
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    January 15, 2016
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    good morning

    I didn't go to work today. I'm at home now. For just resting. But I will go to this afternoon.
    I want to speak of about my weekend. At the weekend I went to an English course and after I went to the theatre. The performance was name called "Shekaspeare in a jam" It was a comedy so I laughed my tits off. A really successful performer was there. After then that I went to home.
    Yesterday I went to my rehearsal. We practised our rolles roles. My role will be comedy.The husband and the wife who constantly fight. I will be the wife. I hope everyting will be fine.

     

    Hi, this is really good, but take a look at your use of articles, this probably needs some revision of the rules.   Also "I laughed my tits off" is a slang expression which is great to use with friends, but avoid using in a more formal situation.  Well done! 

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    January 12, 2016
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    My dreams

    When I am travel I want to speak english English with people a in the country.

     

    Great job Maryline, keep practicing and I can continue to help you. Katie

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    January 12, 2016
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    January 12, 2016
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    Hi Poe, It's a fair question - sometimes authors want to add emphasis so they use two or three words which are almost synonyms. For British English; We use flutter for more gentle movements; such as a butterfly or a light curtain in the breeze. We use flap for a bird which flaps its wings or a person who is stressed and anxious! ;)
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    January 12, 2016
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    My new opportunity
    Hello everybody.


    From many time ago I was For a long time, I have been looking for some websites like italki.com. fortunately today when i was googling, I found this amazing website. This is a new opportunity for ne me to improve my English knowledge.

     

    Hi Amir, well done and great writing.  Let me know if I can help you with some lessons!  We can practice your speaking and writing, and any other areas you would like to work on.

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    January 9, 2016
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    January 9, 2016
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    January 9, 2016
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    Please correct my sentences

    Every year I buy a new Christmas tree. I hang many decorations on the tree.

    My friend asked me that why have I buy bought a new Christmas tree.

    He got has a plastic Christmas tree that he keeps in his wardrobe.

    At Christmas he takes it out and put it on the balcony. 

    I like real trees.

    It's hard for me to imagine for me that Christmas without a Christmas tree.

     

    WELL DONE, THESE ARE GREAT SENTENCES, JUST A FEW CORRECTIONS ; )

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    January 8, 2016
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