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"Hello! I am from India, and good at Hindi. It is one of the difficult languages to speak can twist your toungue and you never know! Well i am passionate about improving my English, not grammatically but in terms of communication. Feel free to contact me"
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    what I understood from the original sentence is that the role of custom is of prime importance to understand than any other social problem. So I think, definitely, your second sentence is more appropriate ! Hope this helps. Suggestions welcome!
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    January 3, 2014
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    It means that, how a person describes a scene is not in accordance with what he actually saw.
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    January 3, 2014
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    'confirm' means to verify the truth of a previously stated belief. For example, when someone says that there is a holiday today, you 'confirm' it from a trusted person. 'affirm' means to declare a statement positively, for example,'Mr.XYZ affirmed the death of Mr.ABC as soon as he returned home". Hope this helps. Suggestions and corrections welcome!
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    January 3, 2014
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    If one is 'emotionaly' hurt, then it's 'Muzhe bura laga' If one is'physically' hurt, then it's 'Muzhe chot lagi hai'.
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    January 1, 2014
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    “We accept the love we think we deserve.” “We accept the love we think we deserve.” I wonder what the writer has to say here? (By Stephen Chbosky from The Perks of Being a Wallflower)
    December 31, 2013
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    1) 'for instance' and 'for example' are the same 2)'choose' can be referred to living or non living things, but 'elect' is specifically coined for person(s), else they mean the same. 3)'effects on' means the effect is on the 'exterior', while 'effects in' means the effect is 'interior'. 4)"comparison to' is widely used while comparing from different sets of things, while 'comparison with' is used while comparing similar sets of things. Hope this helps Answered to the best of my knowledge. Suggestions and corrections always welcome !
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    December 31, 2013
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    Thanks beforehand is same as 'Thanks in Advance'. Consider a sentence for example. "John, Can you bring me a glass of water ? Thanks beforehand!"
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    December 31, 2013
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  • Commented

    Sir I need a resource where I can study German as we study English from ABC.

    Thank You

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    December 31, 2013
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    Well I can speak with you in Hindi when I am free, usually on weekends on Skype. But I need help in Spoken English too !!!

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    December 31, 2013
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    December 31, 2013
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