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    Your version: DD/MM/YY(YY) responds to the international standart, so you can feel free to use it, it's correct.
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    November 30, 2014
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    He/she has given the preposition 'by' so you could not confuse it with 'made in'.
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    November 23, 2014
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    Pratik yaparak - her dilde olduğu gibi. Elinden geldiğince daha çok konuşmaya, okumaya ve yazmaya çalışacaksın ve zaman'la daha iyi konuştuğunu fark edeceksin. :)
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    November 21, 2014
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    I don't see any difference, you can use them both equally. Factology says that 'guy - guys' is widespread than 'fella-fellas'.
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    November 21, 2014
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    I think 'in' would be used if time was the main context, 'to' would be used if movement was the main context. Some examples: Have you ever been in England in the winter? Were you in England in 2003? How long have you been in England? How often have you been to England?
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    November 21, 2014
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    Depending on the case you could use e.g. : Created by Prepared by Crafted by etc.
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    November 20, 2014
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    They live in a street off Fifth Avenue. In this context 'off' stand for 'away from'. Here we go: They live in a street, (located) away from Fifth Avenue.
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    November 20, 2014
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    It's fixin's or fixings, it's incorrect without the apostrophe, because it points out the deliberately missed 'g' in the end. With all the fixin's means with all the condiments or other dishes that accompany a certain kind of food. Ex: " Max likes his hamburgers with all the fixin's."
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    November 20, 2014
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    Example: Can you break a twenty dollar bill? (Yirmi dolarlık banknot bozabilirmisiniz?) Bozarız means: we can break(literally) or I can break(formally used by a single person with the plural pronoun 'we' which stands for I as it is in this case). Bozmak ( infitive form ) means: to break
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    November 20, 2014
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