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January 8, 2014121 - Прогресс Мне очень интересно просмотреть свое писание, написано в прошлое. Они могут показывать сколько кто-то улучшил. Я думаю, что это важный часть изучения написать сам. Переводчик иногда хорошо найти ошибки, но если пишешь исключительно с помощью его, не лучший способ. Что вы думаете?
October 25, 2013111 One Russian film.
I went to the cinema two days ago and watched a Russian film, which is called 'Legend No. 17'.
This is a story about hockey.
It shows how you must go to your goal ('go to your goal' is an unusual way to say it, I think it would be better to write it a different way), how you must respect and love your country.
I don't like many Russian films.
Foreign cinema is more good usually better, but this film caused a lot of emotion!
I knew that I like my country, but after watching I understood better. I do love Russia.
My ideas on other ways to say go to your goal:
'Work towards your goal'
'Follow your dreams'
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