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I live in Bulgaria,study in the University of Forestry.I am looking forward to make friends and get help for portuguese.Call me on skype ;P
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- I'm giving you the meaning of the word directly from a dictionary: Nerd: 1.An insignificant student who is ridiculed as being affected or boringly studious 2.An intelligent but single-minded expert in a particular technical field or profession 3.Someone considered boring because of their obsessive hobby or narrow solitary interests Geek: 1.A person with an unusual or odd personality 2.A knowledgeable and obsessive computer enthusiast 3.A carnival performer who does disgusting acts So basically nerd = someone that studies way too much, don't go out etc.., while geek is someone that acts weird. I think that explains it in detail :) Please comment0 votedMay 30, 20131
- I am not sure but I think none of these are correct. Maybe it is: "I'll send it to Peter." or "I sent it to Peter." As for send it off/send it - I think there is no difference. But I would use "send off" when I want to send something away with no specific location. Please comment :)0 votedMay 2, 20130
- I think "in a global community way" here means that the progress is made from the global community(i.e. the whole world or atleast the bigger part of it have contributed to the progress).So the progress was not made in a national level, but in world-wide. On you second question - yes.Make progress with = progress with malaria is improving. I would love to see other comments as well,so please comment ;).I hope I helped.0 votedApril 27, 20131
- Sorry about the delay, Here are a few examples: Laws are made to be broken. They have been broken for years. (They were broken and they are still broken) They were broken for years. (They were broken but now are fixed) They will be stolen. ([Someone is] going to steal them.) The sentence you gave - "have" gives the meaning of a possibility ( It's not necessary for your money to be stolen but in case they get stolen) Please comment :)0 votedMarch 8, 20130

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