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Hello, everyone! I'm a teacher of English but still want to improve my speaking skills with any English speaker. My mother tongue is Russian. So I'd be happy to help anyone in learning and speaking Russian :)
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    Which one is correct? "We BOUGHT a new computer not long ago. Now the job will be done much more quickly." OR: "We HAVE BOUGHT a new computer not long ago..." Thank you in advance ;)
    March 19, 2014
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    Adding to everything what was said, I'd like to mention that Present Perfect is used when an ACTION is COMPLETE and has a RESULT. And that action and its result are still CONNECTED with the PRESENT. Pr.Perf. is often used with words: EVER, NEVER, JUST, BEFORE, ALREADY, AFTER, YET, SO FAR, TODAY, THIS WEEK, SINCE, FOR. I hope it will help ;)
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    February 10, 2014
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    Adding to everything what was said, I'd like to mention that Present Perfect is used when an ACTION is COMPLETE and has a RESULT. And that action and its result are still CONNECTED with the PRESENT. Pr.Perf. is often used with words: EVER, NEVER, JUST, BEFORE, ALREADY, AFTER, YET, SO FAR, TODAY, THIS WEEK, SINCE, FOR. I hope it will help ;)
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    February 10, 2014
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    February 9, 2014
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    February 7, 2014
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    Communication Hello, Everyone! I'm very pleased that you've found a little time to read my note. First of all, I have to mention that I'm an English teacher for Russian students at school. On the 19th of February, I'm presenting a lesson to my colleagues from other schools. The subject of the lesson is "High-Tech Life". I have lots of ideas for the coming "open" lesson. One of them is to talk on Skype with a foreigner (who speaks English) on the subject. So I want to ask you for help. It won't take much of your time, the talk will last about 5-7 minutes. But it will be great help, and my students will see that they CAN speak English not only with me but with someone from abroad. I hope it will make them more confident about their knowledge. If you're ready for this, please text me or put your comment. Thank you in advance! :)
    February 7, 2014
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    February 7, 2014
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    Communication Hello, Everyone! I'm very pleased that you've found a little time to read my issue. First of all, I have to mention that I'm an English teacher for Russian students at school. On the 19th of February I'm representing a lesson to my colleagues from other schools. The subject of the lesson is "High-tech Life". I have lots of ideas for the coming "open" lesson. One of them is to talk at skype with a foreigner (who speaks English) on the subject. So I want to ask you for help. It won't take much of your time, the talk will last about 5-7 minutes. But it will be great help and my students will see that they CAN speak English not only with me but with someone from abroad. I hope it will make them more confident about their knowledge. If you're ready for this, please text me or put your comment. Thank you in advance! :)
    February 6, 2014
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  • Answered
    "In the end" = finally. But --> "at the end of smth".
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    January 20, 2014
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    in the end = finally at the end of smth. In the end I understood what they were talking about. At the end of their talk I understood that I was right.
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    January 20, 2014
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