Our family couldn't afford to keep the car, so we sold it. (Correct) - Our family couldn't afford to keep the car, so we had to sell it. (You can also use this) - When I rang the bell there was no answer. Stuart told me that he left about twenty minutes ago. (I would use this sentence instead of the two you gave) - The house was empty when I returned home. Everyone was out. They weren't very hungry because they had had a rich breakfast at home. Hope this helps.

hi I'm Nick, nice to meet you :D

I'm Thai
i'm I want to improve my English skills
Thank you for teaching me

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Tomorrow ^_^

Tomorrow I'll be singing songs from Russian rock Viktor Tsoi - A pack of cigarettes, Lumen - Sid and Nancy, Agatha Christie - How the war, and B-2 - Colonel no one writes)))

I think that should be fun)

Now I am going to sleep, to wake up tomorrow with renewed energy ^ _ ^

Good night all)))

 

 

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This can be tricky but I'll try to keep it simple. Studying is an action that may or may not involve the person learning something. However, learning something does not involve studying. You can learn something without studying. For example, a baby does not study, but he/she learns as they grow. So basically.... When you learn, you find out about something you didn't know before. You study to either learn something new or to retain information that you already know. Examples of their use: To study - "You have to study all the topics we covered for the upcoming exam." - "While I was studying physics, I learnt something new." To learn - "I was learning about mammals in school today." - "I learnt something new about clouds today, when she was teaching." Hope this helps.

I think reasons for dating asians differ a great deal. Although I have never dated one. There are several things that attracts me to them. But there is an inherent magical beauty about them that pulls me to them. But it's more than just that. It could be that is as a result of culture and history. Who knows. And it doesn't mean that I don't like other girls. But historical portrayal of asian women has generally been in a manner of esoteric beauty and innocence. And I think that has played a major role for the reason a lot of men today like asian women. At the end of the day. Love doesn't care about those things. It can happen with someone you least expect.

1. "try on" is used in situations where clothes or anything to put on the body is involved. "try out" is generally used for like situations that someone is trying to do for the first time. So no, they are not the same. 2. Examples of "try out" - "I am going to try out for the team." - "I am trying out the ingredient to see how it tastes." - "Will you try it out before making your decision?" - "Can you try out this lock for me?" Hope this helps. 3. Yes, "try (one's) hand" always means doing something for the first time. No, "take up something" does not always = try hand. It can mean the same thing in certain situations, but it can be used differently from "try hand" Example: - "I will take up the leadership of this group." Here, it could mean, that the person already has experience leading people and decides to take up the role of leader. So he/she is not doing it for the first time. It's all about context. That's the funny thing with English. PS- "try out" and "try (one's) hand" can mean the same thing. Again, it is all about context. Hope I help.:)

Not sure if this is a joke or not. I would have to see it used in its context. But I understand it. It is absurd that the lock-keeper would want some plaster from the blood donor. Since the blood donor needs the plaster more than the lock-keeper. So I think it is used more in a metaphorical sense. Maybe to mean.....no matter how much a part of him wants help from the other, it just cannot or it won't help. That's what I could get from it