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    Je suis fourbu! (Je espere que "fourbu" est le mot juste) Une ou deux fois par semaine je practique le judo dans un dojo pres de mon appartement. C'est amusant mais je toujours suis tres fatigue quand je reviens a la maison. Je ne peux pas utiliser le "virtual keyboard" pour ajouter les accents a mes mots. :( Desole...ssi quelqu'un peut m'aider, je vais etre tres reconnaissant.
    January 18, 2013
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    I want to learn English like a native speaker, but I don't have friends learning it with me. So I want a friend to learn it with me, so we can improve our english level together.

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    January 18, 2013
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  • Answered
    Actually, of the four, the one that I would say is wrong is "I walked up a tree." Generally that usage isn't done. "I went up a tree," "I climbed up a tree", and "I ran up a tree" are all valid usages, although "I ran up a tree" is only really appropriate if you want to emphasize a particularly fast manner of climbing and is sort of metaphorical, since it implies you are running up on two feet only if you take it literally.
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    January 18, 2013
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    We had a very snowy day.

    This Monday the 14th, it was a very snowy day (or "a day of heavy snow") and it was very cold.
    There were many traffic accidents.
    The weather report said this winter has been warm.(In Japanese "danto")
    but most of the days are very cold.

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    January 18, 2013
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    Une longue journee Je suis tres fatiguee; mon emploi a de chaos maintenant parce que les chefs reorganisent mon equipe. Je ne suis pas heureux mais je ne peux pas le changer, alors je dois survivre jusqu'à ce que le situation se calme. j'espere que tu as eu une bonne journee!
    January 17, 2013
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    I've actually heard both used. Basically the difference is that if you say "My cold is gone," you are using "gone" as an adjective ("not here"), rather than a verb (the past participle of "to go [away]"). In this case the more common form is "My cold is gone" -- and you're right, "My cold is finally gone" is also a good sentence. Hope this helps!
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    January 17, 2013
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself Je m'appelle Rosalind. Je apprende le francais, parce que je veux visiter a France ou peut-etre vivre alli finalement (je ne sais pas maintenant). Ma langue maternelle est Anglais, et je suis de les Etats-Unis. Je suis un ingénieur logiciel (oui, j'ai cela cherche dans Google! :P ) et j'aime utiliser l'ordinateur. J'aime aussi lire, ecrire, ecouter de la musique, et jouer à des jeux vidéo. Je suis excite a rencontrer le communauté de italki!
    January 14, 2013
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