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Hello! I am a college student and am very interested in Linguistics, particularly phonology, and how it applies to all of the languages I am studying. I also love to read various foreign languages and explore different writing systems.
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    The practice of present perfect

    The Conversation Between Lovers
    Girl: Have you ever loved other girls as much as me.
    Boy: No, I have never loved girls more than you.
    Girl: Really? I am glad to hear that. I had never asked you this question because I had been afraid of your answer.
    Boy: Oh, no. Trust me. I have never lied to you.
    Girl: By the way, I received this message "I have never loved girls more than you." from you at this morning, but "to Mary" is written on it. I am not Mary but Emma.

    Your verb forms seem good! Don't be afraid to use more contractions, which sound more natural. For example, try "I'd never asked you" instead of "I had never asked you." Both are technically correct though.

    The Conversation on the Telephone
    A: I have just arrived in Japan. I am so happy.
    B: I have just finished eating lunch. So, I will go to pick you up soon. Where are you now?
    A: I am at the Tokyo station. Oh, it has just started raining, so can you bring me an umbrella to me?
    B: Yes. Can you wait for about an hour?
    A: Yes, I have not eaten lunch yet. I will wait for you while eating lunch.
    B: Oopsie. I have already finished eating lunch. I wanted to eat lunch with you, because you would treat me.

    Many of these sentences need no correction! good job! Watch out for word order and common English expressions. "can you bring an umbrella to me" is not always incorrect structure, but it sounds more natural to say "can you bring me and umbrella."


    If you want more practice, schedule a lesson with me here on Italki!

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    August 29, 2018
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    Movies

    I love cinema. I don't mind the film genre, I just like a good story.
    I enjoy comedies movies and I like a good thriller very much, but sometimes I see a movie with a lot of special effects and with a poor script and I finally get bored finally.
    I think of a good script is very important because of it helps you to get attention to the film and you can enjoy every aspect of the movie (music, photography...) without it, it would be boring.

    What is the correct form?
    "I watched a film" or "I saw a film"
    Maybe the both are right?
    both are fine!
    Question about other thing.
    Which is the correct form? -->
    "He is every day late" or "He is late every day"

    "He is late every day" is the correct one. You could also say "every day he is late."

    I hope this helps! schedule a lesson with me here on Italki if you want more practice!

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