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    As Prashant says: "I'm going to spain" is in present tense and it means that you are on your way to Spain. so in this sentence you can add a date/day/month or year to make it clear that when you are going there :)) Like this >>> I am going to spain this january. (it means you will go in january) As Prashant says: " I will go to spain " in is future tense and it means that in future you will go to spain.
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    March 20, 2013
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    Try to learn vocabulary from Picture dictionary or when memorize something make a picture in your mind. I used to memorize vocabulary for my Scholastic Aptitude Test and for me this method is amazing :).
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    March 15, 2013
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    March 15, 2013
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    Optimist or Pessimist?

    Hello Everyone,

     

    I wanna ask this "Do you love the way your life is"?

     

    I mean we meet so many people and sometimes we don't count our blessings though count theirs and started thinking why our life is so much different than them?

     

    Are you an Optimist or Pessimist?

    looking forward to your replies :))

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    Many is used with count nouns: Count Nouns: (Machine/Machines, Car/Cars, Apple/Apples) Q: How many oranges are there? A: There are many oranges in the basket. Q: How many pencils are there? A: There are two pencils. Q: How many women are in this picture? A: There aren't any. There is only one man. Much is used with noncount nouns: Non-count Nouns: (traffic, fruit, machinery, information, furniture, money, time) Q: How much water is in the glass? A: It's almost full. There's a lot of water in the glass. Q: How much fruit is there? A: There's a lot of fruit.
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    March 14, 2013
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    5 fresh tips for learning English.
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    March 13, 2013
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