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    In the united states, we say both "eating" bfast/lunch/dinner and "having." They are used interchangeably. Can't comment on what they say in the UK. We definitely don't say "take."
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    May 2, 2014
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    To Study is to read, memorize, learn information that you will need for a test/exam. To learn is the process of taking new information and understanding it and being able to recall it.
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    May 2, 2014
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    I've made corrections in your text: I'm overcome with emotion and I'm gonna thank you for all your thankful words about my email. Whenever I look for those lessons with the terms you taught us, I get choked up and remember all the moments I was with you. Thank you for the good news. It's awesome that you'll stay in the country two months more that I thought you would. Someday I'll meet you . By the way, Ma'soomeh and I will be classmates this term. Actually, she reminds me you. Because, apart from being a lovely friend, we were classmates when you were our teacher and it gives me good memories. (not sure what you mean here) I'm sending these two instrumental songs . I really love them .I thought I would send them to you .I hope you'll enjoy it!
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    May 2, 2014
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    In. Not "on."
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    May 2, 2014
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    yup!
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    A bird's eye view means seeing something like how a bird would see it flying. You see the entire picture of what's going on, not just a portion or snapshot of it. I have never heard of a "worm's eye view."
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    May 2, 2014
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    Yes, kind of. "Down the hallway" can mean something that is further down the hallway than where you are...it could be at the end of the hallway (although, you would normally say, "at the end of the hallway.") It means anywhere further from you in the hallway. Make sense?
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    April 29, 2014
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