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I am a native English speaker looking to learn French as a second language. I would love to help others with their English!
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Vlad
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Mar 6, 2018
Paige was a pleasure to talk to. She is witty, enthusiastic and ambitious, with a great attitude towards learning. She demonstrated that her French is more sophisticated than what she initially had me believe, by describing her plethora of interesting hobbies and pursuits. She gives off an overall amazing energy and needs to gives herself more credit for her awesomeness. C'etait trop sick! ;)
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  • Answered
    By "feature" the author basically means that that have a vehicle storage and distribution center and that it will be the main attractions to the facility. The verb "to feature" conveys a meaning of prominence. "To feature something" means that not only do you possess something, but it is also going to be important. Note that "to feature" is a verb while "the feature" is a noun. A "feature" is something being "featured." Hope this helps!
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    February 16, 2018
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    Part 2. Holidays

    We booked a more expensive apartment with view of the sea, but when we got there, the apartment was on the ground floor next to kitchen and without air conditioning.

    "Don't worry," I said. "The will fix it." 

    "Can I help you?" The receptionist asked. We went to her desk relieved

    "We would like change our room,"  I started explaining. " We booked an apartment with view of the sea and with air conditioning, Unfortunately we got a much worse room. We would like to be moved to the correct room please."

    "I will see what we can do," said receptionist with a smile.


    "Thank you so much. Here are the reservation documents and our ID cards," Ola said

    "Putting you in that room was a mistake," the receptionist said. "I don't know how it happened."

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    February 16, 2018
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    Hello! I am Paige. I am learning Chinese and I speak fluent English. My skype name is winniethepaigebear

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    March 21, 2013
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  • Answered
    The phrase "should it off" is not a grammatically correct statement and would never be used; what I believe you are trying to say is "shut it off." There really is no difference between "shut it off" and "turn it off," both phrases mean the same thing and whatever phrase you use is totally up to your personal preference! I hope this has helped :)
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    March 3, 2013
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    Here are the basic differences between the two words: When something is uncontrolled, it is not under control. An example sentence is, "The uncontrolled child ran around the store stealing candy," When something is uncontrollable, it is not possible to control. An example sentence is, "The tsunami was an uncontrollable disaster." I hope this has helped!
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    March 3, 2013
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    Here is the basic difference between the words you asked about. The example sentences do not show the different ways the words can be used as they have several different meanings. Please do not assume that my examples are the only proper way to use the words! "Have to" and "must" both imply that a person has no choice when making a decision. An example, sentence is, 'I have to go to work to make money.' "May" and "can" show that a person has a choice when making a decision. An example sentence is, "I can go to the movies, but I may decide to go to the play instead." "Might" suggests that you are unsure about an action. An example sentence is, "I might eat Thai food for dinner, but I am not sure if I want to make it." I hope these have helped!
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    March 3, 2013
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