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    “How are you an unpredictable person!” would be a question, you would be asking how they are unpredictable. “How unpredictable you are!” is a statement, you would be calling someone unpredictable. Hope that helps!
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    February 11, 2013
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    February 7, 2013
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    Am I Ignorant, or Arrogant The day I was born was the most memorable day of my life. I spent the nine months in my mother’s womb and finally came into this world. My mother was very ill during her pregnancy; she stayed in hospital for three months and had to have an operation at my birth. The doctor, our family friend, told me that my mother was near death at my birth. She suffered a lot during her pregnancy, and particularly at my birth. I have grown up, but could not help my mother. I have been to the prison five times since I was 17. I do not listen to her when she asks me not to do wrong things. I failed my exams, and escaped death when I was driving a stolen car. I don’t know what has happened to me. Am I ignorant, or arrogant? -- A very stirring piece, thank you for sharing. I don't know if any of this is based on your life but if it is, I hope you find some peace from what is troubling you.
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    February 5, 2013
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    "Compared with previous years" (When talking about more than one year, you put an 's' at the end) :) *edit* though if you are just referring to the one year then "compared to the previous year" is correct, as the lady above me stated! :)
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    February 2, 2013
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    Generally, "This" is the term to use for something near to you, and "that" is something that is further away. For example: Say you have two apples. One apple is on a table on the other side of the room and another apple is in your hand. The apple you are holding would be "This apple...", but the apple on the table would be "That apple..".
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    February 2, 2013
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    Hi everyone! My name is Carlos, I'm 17 and I’m here because I want to learn English. I know only the basic words and I hope you could help me to practice more. :), I love music, I play the keyboard, I like volleyball and I like to watch online series... I want to meet new people (: 
    Bye :D!

    (If you watch TV online that would be “I like to watch TV series online”)

    -- Great, Carlos, very good start! 

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    February 2, 2013
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    'Let' can be used in sentences such as - "My cat let me stroke him." "They let me come home from work" "Will you let me use the phone?" 'Let' means 'to allow'. Something you have been given permission to do, something that is ok to do. Another way it is used is if you see it on the front of a property with the sign "To Let". "To Let" means the property is available to rent.
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    February 2, 2013
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    Beijing's weather was very bad last month. I think everybody knows about this from the newspapers. I am also not very well. I feel tired but I keep on studying English, I have studied for a week (is this what you meant?) and I often want to give up my studies to pass IELTS. I’ve studied English for twenty years but now I don’t even pass Chinese four level. I don’t have the self-confidence. Short sentences have much more error but I don’t want to give up, so everybody help me pass IELTS!

    -- I hope this alright. Now don’t panic, you’re doing ok! Remember your full stops at the end of a sentence otherwise it’ll read like you’re not taking a breath. Don’t give up, you’re doing well! 

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    February 2, 2013
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    I don't usually catch a cold, but when I get it I feel really bad. It is really terrible being sick, nobody deserves it.  
    Nowadays I rarely become ill, and that is a pretty good thing. I guess that is because I'm taking care of my health. Eating more fruit, drinking fruit juices, I mean a real fruit juice, not that industrialized things; And also eating less, only what is necessary. It's working for me but there's another thing that I'm not doing that I should do, and that  is exercising. It's really important to exercise every day, at least 30 minutes a day. But I haven't gotten any time for that yet.

     

    -- Good stuff, well done!  

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    February 2, 2013
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    First entry Hallo! Ich heiße Rachel und ich bin fünfundzwanzig Jahre alt. Ich möchte Deutsch lernen, weil es eine Sprache wunderbar ist. Ich habe Deutsch in die Schule gelernt aber das war vor zehn Jahren. Ich würde helfen schätzen, als ich lerne. Danke.
    February 2, 2013
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