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- “In his hometown, a water carrier had two large buckets hanging from each end of a stick, which he wore over his shoulders. One of the buckets had several cracks in it, while the other was perfect. By the end of the long walk, the perfect bucket still held all of its water, but the broken bucket had only half its water left. For two years the water carrier did this daily. The perfect bucket was, of course, proud of its accomplishments - it fulfilled its purpose perfectly. The poor cracked bucket, however, was very ashamed of its imperfections and miserable because it could only do half of everything it was supposed to do. After two years, the broken bucket spoke to the water carrier saying, "I'm ashamed, and I want to apologize to you because you can only deliver half of my load because of my cracks and only get half of the value you should receive."0 votedDecember 13, 20130
- "I would go to church" could be used with future or past tense. In the future tense, the person is saying that they would be willing to go to church at some point in the future. In the past tense, the person is saying that they had habitually gone to church in the past; so they went to church over an extended period of time in the past. Think of it as a phrase you would use if you were describing your past weekly habits to someone. "I used to go to church" is also conveying that the person attended church in the past, but "used to" indicates that they no longer attend. Although both can be used in the past tense, the difference between these phrases is that "I used to go to church" indicates that this person no longer attends, whereas "I would go to church" is speaking specifically of this person's past and gives no indication of whether they still attend.0 votedDecember 12, 20131
- I guess technically, "ain't" would be most commonly used as a conjunction of "am not". Examples would be: I ain't kidding. I ain't paying for this. It might also be used when directed at someone else, as in "You ain't going", in which case it would be combining "are not". Realistically though, it's used most frequently only by people in certain regions of the country or of certain socioeconomic statuses. You wouldn't want to use it in any serious, intelligent conversation.0 votedDecember 12, 20130
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She is a woman in her 20's twenties. Her name's is Alicia. She has beautiful long, curly brown hair, and big blue eyes. She don't doesn't wear glasses. She is thin and tall. She has thin eyebrows and a small nose. She is tanned. Moreover, she is a model in Brussels.
He is a man in her his 20's twenties. His name's is Guillaume. He has short, wavy blond hair, and small blue eyes. He don't doesn't wear glasses, and he hasen't doesn't have a beard or a moustache. He is tall and muscular,. He has thick eyebrows and a really big nose. He is has a large face and he is pale.0 votedDecember 12, 20130Describe your dream house.
My dream house is a cottage not far from the sea. On the ground-floor, there are four rooms. The first room is my livingroom, which has a white sofa, a black armchair and a cofee table. There are lots of paintings and trinkets as well. There is also a lamp, French windows with a view of the garden, a television set and a phone in the livingroom. My dream house has a fully-equiped kitchen, including a fridge and a door to the garden. There is a bathroom with a shower and toilet. There is also a study room where I keep my desk and computer. On the first floor, there are three bedrooms and a bathroom. In my bedroom, there is a wardrobe; a bed, of course; a bedside table; many pictures of me; and a television set. There is a balcony with a view of the sea. My house is really beautiful and spacious. It's big and expensive, but in my dream, I am rich. In the garden, there are a lot of fruit trees. There is a patio in front of the house from which I can see the driveway and front gate. The walls of the house are white, which I chose because it is pure and fresh, and I love it. And all of the windows have blinds.
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