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Greetings from Russia ;) I'm ready to help anyone willing to learn Russian or English as I'm a language teacher. Just chatting about everything and nothing in particular will also be nice. I'm interested in hystory, classic literature, music of all types, trevelling and many other tiny things that make a person individual.
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    I think comedies based on dialogues can be of some help: "Гараж", "Ирония судьбы или с лёгким паром", "Служебный роман". These films are rather old, but the dialogues there are brilliant. As for the new films, I like "Любовь-морковь" (comedy), "Параграф 78" (sort of a thriller), "Матч" (drama).
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    November 14, 2012
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    A winter message A flake of snow in flurry thro’ the air Had landed as a kiss upon my cheek: A secret message, just for me to share; To take to heart but never dare to speak About or presuppose to other eyes Your open feelings – distant though they are. And so, upon your lips, my OWN surprise: A flake of snow returned from me afar. (Mark R Slaughter 2010) Ms Winter finally came to us. What a relief. I adore it. I adore the memories that come with it.
    November 2, 2012
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    Yes, they are both correct )
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    November 2, 2012
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    I'll try to explain...It's Future Perfect in the Past. It is mainly used in subordinate clauses. It means an action that will be finished by a certain moment in the future. But the point is that the main clause (statement itself) already relates to the past. For example: "He said that the article would have been translated by 6 o’clock" vs "He says that the article will be translated by 6 o'clock"
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    November 2, 2012
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    "cette" for feminine, "ce" for musculine. The meaning is the same as english "this". For example: Je veux cette robe (fm). Je veux ce manteau (mus).
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    November 2, 2012
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    You are right. The's a bit of redundancy in this case. The meaning is absolutly clear without "с тобой". I would call it an intensifier. Besides, there can be situations when "Давай встретимся весной" doesn't mean meet JUST you in spring. For example: -Когда мы встретимся с Сергеем? -Хмм.. Давай встретимся (с ним) весной. But this meaning will come clear from the context. So it's not crucial.
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    November 2, 2012
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