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    The 3 Different Ways Of Using The Present Perfect Continuous Tense
    The "present perfect continuous" tense is one of the hardest to master. Saying "I have been busy" could mean many things! Learn to identify the present perfect continuous through context here...
    September 24, 2014
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    The "present perfect continuous" tense is one of the hardest to master. Saying "I have been busy" could mean many things! Learn to identify the present perfect continuous through context here...

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    Where is the ending of my English study?

    (Don't understand what you meant by this sentence. Maybe you meant: Why I didn't manage to study English today. Or: What happened to my plans to study English today?)

    I am was lazy again today, I have been aimlessly surfing the Internet for 2 hours with no any aim, I know it was just wast time that I was just wasting time. I pray to god please let me stay peaceful, leading my heart to stronger and stronger. I pray that God will help me find peace and make me stronger.

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    June 20, 2014
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    Understanding The Present Perfect Verb Tense In English
    One of the unique features that distinguishes English from many other languages is its perfect verb tenses. And, let me tell you, they are a thing of beauty! That's right, there's no need to fear them, because they are quite logical and come in handy in conversation...
    June 12, 2014
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    One of the unique features that distinguishes English from many other languages is its perfect verb tenses. And, let me tell you, they are a thing of beauty! That's right, there's no need to fear them, because they are quite logical and come in handy in conversation...

    June 12, 2014
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    Russian is not so easy you can think

    (Learning) Russian is not as easy as you think.

    Dear foreigners who want to learn Russian. I made it am doing this just to introduce the real situation with my language for you. (More natural sounding: Dear foreigners who are interested in learning Russian, I want to show you / tell you what it's really like to learn this language.)

    In this short example you can see that Russian is not easy language for learning an easy language to learn.  (Or: This short example will demonstrate that Russian is not an easy language to learn.)
    Let's take an easy verb " to run" (бежать) and change conjugate it in two both languages:

     


    English: run, ran, running
    and Russian: бежавшей, бежавшая, бежавшую, бежавшею, бежавшего, бежавшее, бегаю, бегающий, бегающего, бегающему, бегающим, бегающая, бегающей, бегающую, бегающею, бегающее, бегающих, бегающими, бегавший, бегавшего, бегавшему, бегавшим, бегавшем, бегавшая, бегавшею, бегавшую, бегавшими, бегите, бежав, бежавши, бежавшими, бежавших, убегать, убегающая, убегаю , бежал, бежала, бежали, бежит, бегу, бегут, бежало, бег, бегом, бегал, бегала, бегали, бегало, беговым, беговое, беговые, бегай, убежал, убежала, убежали, сбежал, сбежала, сбежали, сбежавший, сбежавшая, сбежавшие, бегущий, убегающий, бегущая, бегущие, беговая, беговой, бегаем, бегайте, бегай, бегает, бегаешь, бегают, убегает, убегают, убегал, убегала, убегали, сбегать, сбегал, сбегала, сбегали, сбегались, бежишь, бежим, бежите, бегущего, бегущему, бегущей, бегущее, бегущую, бегущею, бегущих, бегущими, бегущем, бегущим, бежавший, бежавшим, бежавшему, бежавшем, убегал, вбежал, вбежала, вбежало, вбежали, забежал, забежала, забежало, забежали...
    and so on. it is not the end (to make it sound more natural: And that's not even all of it!)))))))))))

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    May 27, 2014
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    Take a Yoga lesson.


    Taking Yoga lessons


    I get a Yoga lesson 3 times in a week.


    I take Yoga lessons three times a week.


    I can go to the class when I want to go.

    I can attend classes whenever I want. / I can take a class whenever I want.

    Time is free.

    The class schedule is flexible.
    There are several kinds of Yoga.
    Flying, Banya Shah, Healing Yoga and so on..

    (The two sentences above need to be combined.)

    (There are several kinds of Yoga: Flying, Banya Shah, Healing Yoga and so on... )

    My most favorit favorite type of Yoga is Healing Yoga.

    (Note: "most favorite" is wrong because favorite already means "the one that I like the best.")


    It is easy that I follow it. (I don't understand what you mean in this sentence. Maybe you mean: "Yoga is easy to like because it's good for me.")

    Yoga makes me healthier/ more healthy more healthier.

    ("healthier" already means "more healthy")

     

    I have felt lose my weight.

    I felt / I think that I lost (some) weight.


    Do you wanna achieve healthy?

     

    Do you want to become more healthy? / Do you want to improve your health? / Do you want to achieve better health?


    I recommend you Yoga lesson then.


    In that case, I recommend / suggest Yoga lessons. Or: In that case, I recommend/suggest that you take Yoga lessons.

     

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    May 27, 2014
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    Time for shopping (Thanks for your time)

    To start with, I must recongnize  recognize I spend money frecuently frequently when it comes to shopping. (To say it more naturally: To start with, I must admit that I (often) spend a lot of money on shopping.) Articles most often I buy are The items / articles of clothing (that) I buy most often are: dresses, high-heels and skirts. For two months I didn't buy anything due to a lack of savings. In the beginning I'm sure it arrived to 600 euros, but as slow they appeared, as fast they faded. (In the beginning (I'm sure that) I had about 600 euros, but the money went as quickly as it came. That's a very natural way of saying it in English.)

    The reason? On 22th March I was invited at the to a confirmation party by my classmates. This happens once at year in my life. (Did you mean: "This usually happens once a year"?) So I decided to look for the perfect dress.

    Amount of time spent on coming and going, up and down. ( I don't understand what you mean by this sentence, so I can't correct it.) I enjoyed it until the last minute as a darling child, but my mum was up to her neck. (She was up to her neck in what? You could say "she was up to her neck dealing with the kids/ bringing up the children/ in debt/ with housework) She deprived herself for me. Without her advices (note: advice is an uncountable noun; it can never take the plural) I wouldn't have been capable to able to decide alone.

    Finally my eyes remarked one. (Suggestions: Finally my eyes landed on the perfect dress/ Finally I noticed a dress that was perfect for me.) It was dark turquoise, with a silk ribbon over the waist and a little flower in the middle. It had also two fine flounces on both sides of the hip. Without any doubt, it was my dress. (To make it sound more natural:  I had no doubt that this was the (perfect) dress for me.) I treated it well (or: I handled/ treated it with care) until the day left for ("day left for" - do you mean "day before"?) the meeting. Anyway I couldn't avoid the pain in my feet, making harder to stand up too much time (which made it hard to stand for too long.)
    Luckily I realized my ''prince'' was a frog.

     

    I love your description of the dress you found. It must have been a delightful moment when you came across it. I was trying to imagine what it looks like as I was reading. I hope my corrections aren't too intimidating. I have made a lot of suggestions, but not for the sake of being critical. I just want to help ;-)

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    May 26, 2014
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    opinion

    We skip the history that has not only influenced differently had a different influence on northern and southern Italy , but also a region on the other.
    We assume that Italy is gorgeous from head to toe and that both the North and the South have their merits and their faults .
    To In the south (although this is not true for the whole South ) people are certainly hospitable, friendly, warm and affectionate . Although wary , a little ' as in Italy , is always open to the integration of the individual forests , is always available to get you into their world if you do so. Do not measure the affection they give, but do not tolerate betrayal.
    In the North, people are more disciplined, more rational and have a more flexible (maybe you mean open-minded) mentality and mental patterns with a little ' more flexible and soft than in the South ( although this is not always a pro). They are more thrifty in all areas and this, in my opinion, often leads them to shut up like a clam in its their relationships with others.
    The differences are many, but the most important one , according to me , is that southern Italians from the South/southern Italians smile even if everything goes wrong , while Northerners are unhappy even if all goes well (variation: are unhappy even if everything is going well.)

     

    You write very well in English and this was interesting to read. But there are a few parts that are hard to understand. I have some questions about what I found confusing. Of course, you don't have to answer them; I am just curious, that's all.

     

    Questions:

    What do you mean by "soft" mental patterns? I didn't understand the meaning of "soft" in this context.

    I also didn't understand the sentence: "Although wary , a little ' as in Italy , is always open to the integration of the individual forests , is always available to get you into their world if you do so."

    There were two other instances where the meaning was unclear: "but also a region on the other" and "this it not always a pro."

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    May 23, 2014
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    my favorite game My Favorite Game

    My favorite game is 'Chaos Online' that is similar with to League of Legend legend. I usally usually play alone at home when I'm bored. It's a good way to relieve stress. It's a computer game, and you need at least nine other players other players at lest nine. I mean this game needs 10 player to play the game you need a minimum of ten players to play the game. Player Each player must choose one character, and do their roll in the game (do their roll in the game: I don't understand what you mean. Maybe you mean "play their role in the game.") to destroy their opponent's main building. Each character has their its own strengths such as: good at killing others, good at destroying buildings, and good at defence. Player The player can win if they destroy their opponent's main building or get more higher scores than their opponents in 50 minutes. Killing others, destroying the opponent's building, and the character's level are the factor factors that earn the scores contribute to earning a high score. If you leave a game unfinished/don't finish a game leave the game that hasn't ended, you can't start another game on that the same day. It is a penalty because you massed messed up your team's game.

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    May 15, 2014
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