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Здравствуй, мне 28 лет, я изучаю разговорный English, ищу тренера для изучения. Живу в Украине поэтому могу помочь в изучении Русского и/или Украинского языков. Буду рад помочь, и надеюсь мы подружимся :)))
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    What does that mean: "Level with me"? Please, give me an examples when I can use this phras
    June 29, 2014
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    Native speakers use word "shall" in English? Like: "Shall I phone you this evening?"
    February 26, 2014
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    Thank you, now it's clear.
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    January 14, 2014
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    What does that mean as an idiom: "No bite me, Charlie."? The previous sentence was: "Boy, are we gonna have a new daddy? It's a comedy movie. Please give me an example of using this phrase. Thank you :)
    December 21, 2013
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    Thank you, Phil. Your comment supplemented replies.
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    December 18, 2013
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    What does that mean: "Knock yourself out"? Give me an example, please. I saw this in comedy.
    December 18, 2013
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    What does it mean - 'scantron'? In educational context. Please give me an example. Thank you.
    December 6, 2013
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    What's the difference between "you had" and "you have had"? Please give me an examples when I must use first form and when second. Thank you.
    November 8, 2013
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    ".... you just have to sort of hang with me for a minute". What does that mean "hang with me"? All sentence is: "I know this is gonna sound like a bad idea, but you just have to sort of hang with me for a minute." Please give me an examples of using this phrase. Thank you so much. :)
    November 8, 2013
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    The context is that the student is trying to show that he is listening the teacher, but actually he's not, he is putting him on/misleading/deceiving. Am I correct? Peachey, you also helped me to understand this object. Thank you. :)
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    November 6, 2013
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