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Avoiding
I'm avoiding writing these notes and also forcing my brain to think in English. Otherwise, I avoided watching TV shows and movies in English but now this is easier for me and turned into a custom.
I realized that many people I spoke to also have the same problem. I have been trying to chat with several people and it is rare that they are really wanting practical help. Daily conversations. Just talk.
( Did I use the "otherwise" correctly? )Not quite ;) In this sentence, the word that fits best is "moreover" as you are giving more evidence to your statement that you avoid English.
Examples of "otherwise":
We need to leave now, otherwise we will miss the train.
She talks too much, but is otherwise a nice person.
We thought we did well on the exam, but the scores proved otherwise.
0 votedNovember 24, 20170- Modi di dire/ Frase colloquiali Salve a tutti! Sono una studentessa della lingua italiana. Il mio italiano e' decente, ma a sto punto cerco di superare quella soglia e iniziare a parlare come gli italiani. Volevo chiedervi qualche frase o modo di dire che potrei usare nel discorso per rendere il mio italiano meno "scolastico" e piu' naturale. Grazie!June 27, 201731
Sentence Patterns
1.Tell me more about your teaching experience.
2.I wish you could tell me more about your ideas on getting a pet.
3.Can you tell me more about how to get there?
4.Can you tell me more about your plans after graduation from school?
5.Could you please tell me more about your study plans?
6.He seems to have passed the interview.
7.This machine seems to have been working for a long time.
8.The soccer game seems to have begun 10 minutes ago.
9.Teacher Molly seems to have taught English for many years.
10.He seems to have exercised for one hour. OR "It seems he exercised for one hour."
Thank you for reading my writing in English. I appreciate very much that you spend your time to revise it.Excellent!
0 votedJune 27, 20171- I appreciate the professional opinion of Mr. Pinker, but I disagree that speakers who say, "I could care less" are using it ironically. Judging from my experience, I think they just don't know they are making a mistake. This is also one of my pet peeves and I always say, "I couldn't care less".0 votedJune 27, 20170
- Queste strane parole..
Per favore! Ho bisogno d'aiuto con queste parole e frasi: "cio'" "cui" "ci mancarebbe" "ci vuole"
So la significanza delle prime due, pero non so come usarle
L'ultime due capiso un po; so che "ci vuole" significa "it takes" in lo senso di tempo, per essempio "Il treno ci vuole trenta minuti". Pero come posso usare questa frase con altri soggetti e tempi? Come, "I'll be ten minutes!" oppure "They're taking too long"May 20, 201640
