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Hello, my name is Jeff. I am American college student studying Chinese. I am older than your average college student but truly enjoy learning about new cultures. I am looking to improve upon my limited knowledge of Chinese Mandarin and will be happy to help you improve your English skills.
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    Susan is correct. It appears part of the sentence is missing the function word "of". " Irving Fisher attributed the primary cause of the Great Depression to the fact that money was being transferred from borrowers to creditors, which decreased the money supply in the market. All it is saying is the supply of money in the economy was reduced because creditors(banks) were not lending money resulting in corporations and people not having money to purchase new products or equipment. It is part of monetary theory.
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    March 20, 2013
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    "What are you doing? " is a question about your current actions watching TV , listen to radio, etc. "How are you doing?" is asking about your feelings, your emotions.
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    January 24, 2013
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    I agree with Raftis. I have never heard the word "unmathed" and with it the sentence does not make sense. Replacing it with "unmatched" makes the sentence understandable.
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    January 23, 2013
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    It is hard to answer without more context but both "for" and "because" can be used as prepositions. ".......because of......." or "....for these reasons......"
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    January 21, 2013
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    "Sorry, my fault"
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    January 21, 2013
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    It means you like or love something so much you lose your perspective or objectivity about it such as "He was head over heals in love with her". Idioms in normal conversation can emphasize the subject matter quickly.
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    January 21, 2013
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    No they are not the same. "I had a good time watching the movie" implies that you had a good time while you watched a movie but does not reflect how you felt about the movie. "I enjoyed the movie" shows your impression of the movie you watched.
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    January 15, 2013
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    In this instance it is functioning as a verb and it means "to pull in" or "require the use of". "Draw" can be used as both a noun or a verb so how it is used is dependent on the context of the sentence.
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    January 13, 2013
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    January 13, 2013
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    The second sentence is ok but speeds and speeding are redundant and can be confusing. There are no speeding cameras. I could interpret this sentence as the person concealed his plate as he was racing a speeding camera. An improvement would be: "He deliberately conceals his number plate whenever he speeds past a traffic camera." Traffic or Road camera is a better description of what he sped past.
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    December 30, 2012
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