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Hello! My name is Lauren and I am 18 years old. I am interested in languages and I am currently studying German as an A-level. I also would like to learn Chinese and Japanese, though I will happily talk to people from all countries, to help them learn English!
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  • Answered
    You could also use 'mind' in sentences such as 'Could you mind the children?' (meaning look after) and 'mind your language!' if someone were to swear. :)
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    January 21, 2014
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    It makes sense, but it would be better as: Just to let you know all painting works will be completed on Sunday, sorry for the delay. hope this helps! :)
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    December 13, 2013
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    It means that they use them every day. :)
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    October 4, 2013
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  • Corrected

    Der Kindle

    Der Kindle ist schwarz.
    Es liegt auf dem Papier.
    Ich kann bücher auf meinem kindle lesen. 
    Ich mag lesen.

    The kindle is black, it lays on the paper, I can read books on my kindle, I like reading.

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    October 4, 2013
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  • Posted
    my future plans, i guess? こんにちは！私の名前はローレンです。私は17歳です。私は来年の大学で日本語を勉強したい。私は良く理解するように日本語と日本文化についての詳細を学びたいと思っています。誰かが私にしてください役立つのだろうか？どうもありがとうございました (>_<)
    October 3, 2013
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  • Answered
    To 'ground up' in this context would mean how kids get annoyed, wound up, etc; and so the sentence is on about how there's so many things that can happen that can bother, upset or get the child into trouble, that it's difficult for them to survive childhood and grow up into an adult. 'To keep someone on their toes' means to keep them busy.
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    October 3, 2013
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  • Answered
    It means that she's met the perfect man, and his name is Paul Iribe. It would also work with 'in the form of Paul Iribe, she had met the man of her life.' :)
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    October 3, 2013
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  • Answered
    As we go through our lives, we pick up different accents, dialects and have slang terms incorporated into our language and as it is still perfectly understandable, many grammatical rules are treated more lax in day-to-day life and 'bad' grammar becomes a habit; the norm. This is why native speakers don't always get top marks on OOPT tests!
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    September 21, 2013
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    In this context, 'set' means 'ready to go.' :)
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    August 27, 2013
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    The girls version of the name 'Sonny' is Sonja (pronounced as son-yah) maybe this is helpful? :)
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    August 23, 2013
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