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I come from Iran. I am studying English. Sometimes I feel I need help. I found good answers on this site and decided to be a member. May be, someday I can help others.
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    Thanks for your help. I'm so sorry I'm late in reply. I've been reading Quran since I was a child therefore I'm familiar with Arabic language. But when I see Arabic satellite channels, I understand just a little.

    When I see MBC2, most of its Arabic subtitles are understandable for me. So, I decided to improve my Arabic listening.

    What do you recommend?

    Any suggestions?

    anyway, thanks for your kindness

     

    Wassalmo-alaykom-va-rahmatollahi-va-barakatoh

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    February 16, 2013
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    Rook and pawn are two pieces in chess. Rook is an important piece and you have only two of them. Pawn is less important than rook (you have eight pieces of it). When you play chess, it is not reasonable to loose a rook for saving a pawn (of course there are some exceptions).
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    February 4, 2013
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    Let me ask another question. What would happen if we omit the word "over"? Does it change the meaning?
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    February 4, 2013
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    Looking for a good prictice for Khaliji Arabic. I am almost familiar with Arabic language. My listening is weak though. I'm going to improve my listening of the Arabic which is spoken in Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, UAE, Egypt, ... not that which is spoken in Saudi Arabia. Could you please show me a place to download such Arabic podcast that help me in my listening. Is there any text along with it?
    February 4, 2013
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    What does "over" mean in the following sentences? My parents let me invite all my friends <over> to my house for a party. Usually I have about 25 people <over>.
    February 4, 2013
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    I cleaned my answer to prevent others see a mistake. Thanks to Sara
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    February 3, 2013
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    First of all thanks for your instant answer, then: You wrote: "She had do go or else she would miss her flight ...", In the above sentence, is "had do go" a mistake or it is inentionally used? I mean "had to go" or "had do go"? Thanks.
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    February 3, 2013
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    Does "I had to go" imply that she/he did go? I had to go, so I went. I had to go, but I didn't. Could both sentences be correct? Thanks
    February 3, 2013
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    Thanks a lot.
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    January 27, 2013
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    What does it mean? She pulled out the power cable to her ... A: Did you hear about that woman in Florida? B: No, What happened? A: She pulled out the power cable to her office building so she could be sent home early with pay. B: No way! A: Yeah, and she had done the same thing to telephone lines in the past in order to get out of work. --------------------------------- I don't know what actually has happened.
    January 26, 2013
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