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你好！我的英文名字Stella, 可是在中国我叫斯特拉。我现在住在北京学习汉语。除了住在北京，两个月我还有时间， 于是我很想找到很多语半。 请给我送电子邮件！我联系汉语，你练习英语。如果你也住在北京，我们俩一起去咖啡店聊天儿。如果你不住在北京，我们俩用Skype或者italki聊天儿。我很希望在不远的将来跟你一起说！ Hello! My name is Stella, and I am currently studying Chinese in Beijing. I am looking for a language partner who is fluent in Chinese and is studying English. Please message me if you are interested! I hope to speak to you soon :)
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  • Answered
    Mary does not know the answer. Here is a simple way to know if you should use "do" or "does" When using the pronouns he and she or nouns like Mary, you should use "does". Example: He does not know the answer. She does not know the answer. Mary does not know the answer. When using the pronouns they, we, you, and I; you should use "do". Example: They do not know the answer. We do not know the answer. You do not know the answer. I do not know the answer.
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    February 1, 2014
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    I forgot to add, my skype name is stellaode

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    January 13, 2014
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    I would love to join as well. My level is B1。

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    January 13, 2014
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    Hey Serg!

     

    How are men and women different?

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    January 13, 2014
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    If you are wishing someone general good fortune, you can say: Best of luck Best wishes I wish you all the best May the force be with you (you would say this in a jovial situation. This phrase references Star Wars, a popular American movie, and most Americans would understand it) If you hope someone does well in a performance or a competition, you can tell them: break a leg knock them dead fingers crossed Godspeed Go and get 'em (them)
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    January 13, 2014
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    The correct term is "on sight", not at sight. On sight means that a person can do something well Immediately when they see it. So for you sentence, to play music on sight, a person can immediately play a song after seeing it.
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    August 2, 2013
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    I am more likely to correct someone's notebook or answer their questions if they have a few points. I like it when people take the time to help others in the italki community. It is disheartening if someone has several notebook entries, but has not corrected anyone else's notebooks or questions.  

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    July 29, 2013
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    The pain of being engineer
    In a study, new design criteria are created to improve quality of a product in order to both compare of parameters effects and to find a really good design. However, creating innovative studies nowadays is harder than before old because many scientists work on same topic at the same time. And they suggest all kinds of possible designs. As a result, it is really hard to be an engineer. You can throw the study in the trash.

     

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    July 27, 2013
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    When is it okay to use 了 and 没有 in a sentence？ 你大学毕业了没有？ I saw this sentence in a book. The sentence means "Have you graduated from university?". Why does the sentence with a negative 没有 use 了 instead of 过？Also, why does 没有 appear at the end of the sentence instead of before 毕业? Lastly, why does the main noun, 大学, appear after the verb, 毕业？
    July 27, 2013
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    到 and 去 in sentence 他到图书馆去了。 The sentence means: she went to the library. I am confused by the placement of 到 and 去 in the sentence. 到 and 去 both mean to go. Does the 去了 have to appear after 图书馆， and why is the suffix 了 after 去， but not 到? In short, I want to know the difference between 你到图书馆去了, 你到了图书馆去，你到了图书馆， and 你去了图书官。 Thank you!
    July 26, 2013
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