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I have been learning French for 4-5 years and I attend weekly French class with a native speaker, but always keen to get more experience of the language. In return I'd be happy to help someone with a similar ability in English to improve their skill. Contact me. J'apprends le français depuis 4-5 ans et je participe à une classe chaque semaine, mais je voudrais obtenir plus d'expérience avec la langue parlée. Je serais heureux d'aider quelqu'un avec une capacité semblable en anglais pour améliorer leurs compétences. Contactez moi.
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    Not really, but the two words might be used in slightly different contexts. For example. What kind of clothing is required for the job? He isn't wearing any clothes. Clothes would be plural too, so, in the first example, you could could say, What kind of clothes are required for the job.. Clothing is a collective term for items worn on the body, whereas clothes describes items worn to cover the body. The two terms can be largely interchanged.
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    April 30, 2019
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    Autonomous is to act on one's own or independently. In terms of a country or region, being autonomous means it has the freedom to govern itself. Spontaneous is to do something from a momentary impulse or without any apparent planning.
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    April 30, 2019
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    It is referring to people who will read the book(s) in the future.
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    February 21, 2017
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    To run or to walk quickly up the street.
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    February 21, 2017
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    It doesn't read well as it is written.Half a year is ok, but it would usually be referred to as '6 months' in English. Here are a few ways to articulate what you want to say: For the last 6 months I've been planning to start jogging. Every day for the past 6 months I've said I'll start jogging tomorrow. For the last 6 months I've said I'll start jogging tomorrow, but tomorrow never comes.
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    February 20, 2017
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    In this context it probably meant intimidating.
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    February 20, 2017
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    Both sound right, although stir is probably used more frequently.
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    November 21, 2015
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    It is correct. There are several examples in english where 'is of' is used. He is of the opinion that ...... It is of great importance that you do it.... You can use it in the past tense too with 'was of a...''
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    September 21, 2015
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    Imagine that you're searching for something with a friend and you find something that may be what you're looking for. You could say to them 'Could that be it?' It could be interchanged with ' Is that it?'
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    September 21, 2015
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    Step aside from someone would be correct. You could also say ' leave them to it' which would make sense in the context you're describing.
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    September 21, 2015
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