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Hi every body :) I am chemical engineer working in a petrochemical company. I believe that each one of us is completing the other in a way or another. I enjoy meeting new people, reading and discovering new cultures ! For English practicing, I'll be happy to have you in Skype @falcon3608.
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  • Commented

    I would recommend utilizing the vocabluries in a form of stories to be easily be remembred

     

    sorry I am bad in spelling cuz i used to rellay on auto correction :(

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    February 7, 2015
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    Use it or lose it ! This is the rule behind mastering any language.
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    January 27, 2015
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    Commonly it means " a lot " , for example : Jon is too slow , this shop has too much customers
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    September 4, 2014
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    What did I do on this weekend?

    Hello! I am Viktoria. I want to tell you, what I did do on this weekend.
    On Saturday I had a practice. I was working all morning. Then I went to my home. I was playing with my little sister Ania. She is 3 years old. At night I was going for a walk with my friends.
    On Sunday I went to church. Also I was eating a lot ice-cream. It was cool day. It was good weather too.
    On Monday I arrived in Lviv, because training begins.  

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    September 2, 2014
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    August 25, 2014
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  • Commented

    in all aspects of your life , if you fear from being wrong then you will. you must keep in mind that to master any kind of skill is to practice and ignore the useless opinions that is targeting you. Enjoy your life my friend :)

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    August 25, 2014
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  • Answered
    The last part is an indication of the location for the windows , another example: " the date on the TV screen is top the left- hand side. I hope you find my answer clear :)
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    July 11, 2014
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    If its in present use " it has been " & if its in past then use " it had been " I hope you find my answer is helpful :)
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    February 11, 2014
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    Also, it comes with these terms 1- many times 2- since ( date ) 3- yet
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    February 10, 2014
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    You can use it when you want to describe something in the past without specification in time. For example: I have played football. Not : I played football yesterday. ( this is past simple )
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    February 10, 2014
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