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Hello, I'm Amine Boughanmi. I started learning English about 8 years ago, fortunately, I got to use my English language skills in the United States as an exchange student for a year. Spending a year in Alaska helped me become more fluent in English and basically lose the accent I had. I taught Arabic and French during my exchange year to people around my school through an French club and an Arabic club that I started so a I have a small experience teaching. I am a traveler, I like to meet different people from different cultures and get to interact with them, introduce them to my culture and learn about theirs.
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  • Answered
    While is the correct answer in this case because while is used to express two actions happening at the same time, and the second one ends when the first one does.
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    November 22, 2017
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    Friction is often used in physics to talk about the resistance that a surface makes to oppose a moving force.

    Since you speak arabic I'll translate it for you; "friction" is الاحتكاك.

    Although, the sentence doesn't really make sense to me.

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    November 22, 2017
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    Yes, it does. But it depends on the context. If someone does something for you and you say thank you, then anytime would mean no problem as an answer.
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    July 18, 2017
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    It is human nature to want to integrate into groups. Sounding like a native helps you do that.

    I am not a native English speaker but people sometimes do not notice that. I appreciate that, it makes me feel that I mastered something I wasn't born around. 

    But you know, having an accent can sometimes be a good thing. People consider it funny, cute and even sexy. 

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    November 22, 2016
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    I did some research and it seems that it is used in both English and American slang.
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    November 22, 2016
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    It is a matter of emphasis. Can't, cannot and can not have basically the same meaning. In my opinion, "can not" has more emphasis than "cannot" "cannot" has more emphasis than "can't".
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    November 22, 2016
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    Saying "go on diet" sounds like someone is trying to reduce weight. But "go on a diet" sounds like someone is going on a specific diet, can be to reduce or gain weight. That is my opinion about how they sound to me, but both are correct.
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    November 18, 2016
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    Yes, also we say "blame someone FOR something"
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    November 12, 2016
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    A simple way to do this is: "There are 4 men in the village: a teacher, two engineers and a nurse."
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    November 1, 2016
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    Both are correct. I use traveling more often but that's just a personal choice.
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    November 1, 2016
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