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Kalyn Ling
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Mar 27, 2017
funniest class i ever had
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English
Sep 30, 2016
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English
Sep 17, 2016
It was lovely meeting you!
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    "Taking the chance." or "taking the opportunity" i.e. "You should take the opportunity to talk with him" "I have to take the chance to get some rest next weekend"
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    November 11, 2016
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    Hello! I can help you with your English speaking skills. Just add me as a friend here and we'll keep in touch. =)
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    November 11, 2016
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    Veo que tienes muchas amigas.
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    October 21, 2016
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    Bring the wretch back!
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    October 21, 2016
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    Turkey is bordered by the sea on three sides.
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    October 21, 2016
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    Hi Damon! I've always heard that the idiom "way to go!" is a compliment. it means "Very good!", "You are on the right way" or even "keep doing things that way and you are going to succeed", "That's the way you should keep going" etc.
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    October 16, 2016
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    Hello Helen! I'm not a native speaker, but I think both forms are right. But if you decide to use the word "programs" (or stations, for example) the word "radio" would have to be in the singular: "I always listen to English radio programs". And by that I understand that you listen to radio stations from England. I would say: "I always listen to radio programs in English" instead, if you mean programs that are presented in English, but from any country.
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    October 16, 2016
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