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I am a native English speaker and have studied German to level C2 and Portuguese to B2. I want to learn Hungarian so that I can communicate with my in laws. My other half is a Hungarian speaking Romanian and I wish to communicate with his family. I am a keen learner. I work long hours and am not looking for a language partner at this time.
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    In English the preposition used with a word can change it's meaning. mad at you - angry with you (negative) mad about you - thinks that person is amazing to to point of being crazy (very positive) I have never heard "mad on you" When using the word mad remember that in American English it tends to mean angry where as in British English it tends to mean insane. I hope this helps!
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    All are completely correct!
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    There seems to be no or very little difference for me as an English speaker. However you couldn't say "opinion" it would have to be that/his/her opinion.
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    He has carried it out.
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    Something can be a great pleasure, however when pleasure is given or otherwise referred to it is always uncountable.
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    A) great pleasure You could say "it is a great pleasure to..."
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    When you join a group or person and accept that what happens to them will happen to you too. For example you may join a gang or a political party.
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    You asked me something, but I can't do it "You asked me to do something, but I can't do it" is much better. wishes are granted so the second sentence is correct. However a wish is not met. You can meet a demand, but not a wish.
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    Beratung gesucht! Tricks und Tipps um die Goethe C1 Zertifikat zu bestehen

    Nächste Woche nehme ich die C1 Goethe Zertifikat Prüfung. Hast du schon die Prüfung abgelegt? Kannst du mir helfen? Is deutsch deine Muttersprache? 

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    If you say teach but it changes the meaning completely. If you teach you are the teacher, you are telling people how to do something.
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