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Hello there, I am Rusty. Quite excited to be here. Looking forward to learn French! Thanks!
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Molly Loves Teaching
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May 1, 2013
It was so nice to meet you. Your English comprehension is very good, and I thoroughly enjoyed hearing about your film-making. Hope to speak again soon!
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    Ross: I wanna buy this awesome dinosaur toy.. but its like 2000 dollars!

    Chandler: 2000 dollars?! that's insane money to spend on a toy. You don't wanna 'burn a hole in your pocket', do you?

     

    Burn a hole in your pocket -- spend too much money

     

     

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    April 22, 2013
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    Some tenet

    I don´t know if this sentence is correct: "My main tenet is always to listen to other people".

     

     I believe you are making a statement about your tenant who always listens to other people. If my assumption is true, you will have to say

     

    "My main tenant always listens to other people"

    "My main tenant always listens to others"

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    April 2, 2013
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  • Answered
    It is natural. However, in conversational English, some of the words are skipped to make it sound more natural. In you sentence, the word 'and' can be removed and it still means the same. Native speakers do this all the time I got to go catch the bus -- vs -- I got to go and catch the bus We can go and grab some coffee -- vs -- We can go grab some coffee Also the intonation plays a larger role in conveying a message. The same sentence can indicate slightly varied message by stressing on either 'somewhere', 'go' or 'talk'. You can also say: Is there any other place we could go talk?
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    April 2, 2013
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