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Why must people do a lot of things that they don't want to...
Why must people do a lot of things that they don't actually want to instead of their wishes? As for me, I've wanted to start learning German for some months but could not because of my studies. I must do things that I hate and of course don't want to at all. Life dictates her own rules.
Indeed she does!
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April 7, 2014
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"It will be great" - in the future.
1) "it" is going to be great. "It" is definately great.
2)"It" is definately going to happen.
-certain, confirmed
"It would be great" - in the future.
1) "it" might be great, but might not.
2)"It" could happen, but is not certain.
-uncertain, unconfirmed
I hope this helps, It might not.
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April 4, 2014
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"It rains now," is not something a native speaker would say.
"I'd rather wait until..." and "I'd rather stay here until..." can both be used.
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March 15, 2014
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To learn & teach
I am from Iraq. I want to learn English with a partner and I will teach them arabic in return. If you are interested I am on-line on skype : majedmajed2485
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March 12, 2014
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March 5, 2014
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"Missing" someone means you are upset that they are gone.
To "long for" someone is to want them. This could be because you miss them; however, it can also mean that you want someone to love you, even if you know them and see them every day.
I hope this helped.
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March 1, 2014
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The two are similar, however—and this may sound silly—I have noticed that British people are more likely to dislike American English whereas the Americans generaly don't mind either kind. This might be helpful to know.
The important thing is which you like the sound of better—both are the same language, with very minor differences. However there are some things in American English that have slightly different or eiven rude meanings in British English (and probably vice-versa) but this is rare and nothing to worry about.