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    I'm using Duolinguo which is good for learning little pieces of your chosen language on the go. It is primarily aimed at native english speakers but they also have other languages as well eg. Learning English as a Vietnamese, French or Spanish speaker.    


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    February 9, 2016
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    They are interchangeable.
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    February 9, 2016
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    Chores are routine tasks that need to be done, normally around the house. For example cleaning the bathroom, mowing the lawn, washing the dishes or taking out the garbage.
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    February 5, 2016
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    Technically, the correct way is to put yourself last. So "my friend and I" is more correct. But many native speakers do not do this. You will be understood either way.
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    February 5, 2016
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    I agree with most of Johns answer above. However I think the most commonly used phrase is "How are you going?" This prhase is not asking how you are traveling somewhere (eg. car, plane) it is asking "How are you?" Sometimes english is confusing...
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    February 4, 2016
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    The correct saying is "One foot in the grave". It means the person is already on the way to being dead.
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    February 4, 2016
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    You could say: "Oh, I watched 19 minutes of it".
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    February 4, 2016
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    "On account of" is similar to "because of". "in account" does not sound correct. Can you supply the full sentence for context?
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    February 3, 2016
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    The first one is correct. The second is not really correct. Better than both would be: "We must hurry. The plane is leaving in an hour and a half".
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    February 3, 2016
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    Here is an example: Question: Which bike is yours? Answer: It is the third from the left/right. If they say left - you count 3 bikes from left. If they say right count 3 from the right.
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    February 3, 2016
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