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Hi I'm Rovil from Philippines I worked for a BPO Industry. I'm extending my learning in English and I am looking forward in teaching you guys about the Filipino language and as well as the English language. I am friendly and easy to be friend with. Please don't hesitate to contact me...! :)
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    I dont get addicted to social networking sites. I can live a day without facebook but i think I'm getting addicted with ITALKI. :)

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    April 4, 2014
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    Shop for definition is a room where tangible products are sold and intangibles like service too. Another definition of this is a place for making or repairing goods, machinery, vehicles, and etc. Ex. for the first definition: "There is a shop nearby that sells emergency stuffs." Ex. for the Second definition: " I am taking my car today to the shop to fix its front bumpers." Store has many definition, Store as in storage and/or to stock for future purposes. And if you want to use the word store just like the Word SHOP, then it can be. But only for sentences with the same meaning for definition no.1 in SHOP. I hope this can help you.
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    April 4, 2014
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    That means, why I'm Pretty, Beautiful, cute and etc. Gwapa is a one word term that means a lot.
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    April 4, 2014
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    I always got high grades in my English subjects when I was in my high school years and got 7's in almost of my Filipino subjects. I guess that explains why.
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    April 4, 2014
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    Coloring here means an activity that kids do. Like what they are doing if they want to color something. It is not like what we meant for food coloring idea.
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    April 4, 2014
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    Hi there Salma. Peachey is right. When you're talking about a person it should be Who. He, she and it are singular terms which should be partnered with is. We, they, them, us and whatsoever that involves a lot should be partnered with are. Same goes to Have and Had.
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    April 4, 2014
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    When you're dealing with numbers and measurements even distance, it should be singular.
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    April 4, 2014
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    It should be HER, because when you say Herself it indicates as an object of a verb or preposition to refer to a feminine being THAT HAS ALREADY BEEN MENTIONED. You can otherwise say "When MARGARET MITCHELL had a severe ankle injury SHE forced Herself to give up reporting in 1926."or "When a severe ankle injury forced HER to give up reporting in 1926, Margaret Mitchell"
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    April 4, 2014
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    How do you say Have a nice day in Greek language?
    April 2, 2014
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