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    My drawings

    I love to draw!!! Well I have been drawing from for many years ago, I drawing everything like such as: faces, places or just objects, I never went to was at the school for art school, and anybody nobody was teach ever taught me, just I just take up different pencils and drawing :)
    Many times Often when the people see that I'm me drawing, always said me they say: I want one, draw me! and just I answer: okay maybe,one day... (that it is annoying) just and I just think in my mind to myself why i'll should I do it?? hahhaha Well, I have not yet reached my goal, which is to draw hyper-realist. Hyper-realist it's is when the drawing is very so perfect that you get confused that cannot tell if it is a photo or a drawing.

    This is my most recent drawing

    By the way, I think your drawing is amazing. :)

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    September 14, 2014
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  • Commented

    I'll have a look at all of the suggestions.
    Thankyou to both of you for your help.

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    September 13, 2014
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  • Answered
    There is and there are refer to something that is further away, or hypothetical. Whereas this is and these are refer to something physical which is close by.
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    September 13, 2014
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    Italian Resources

    Are their any particular resources (any format is fine) that you would recomend for learning Italian?
    Thankyou

    September 13, 2014
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    Respectable It's an adjective, and it means that you think someone deserves respect. It generally describes someone else's view of a person. e.g. He is a respectable person. Respected It's a verb. It's the past tense of respect, meaning to give respect to someone. e.g. He is respected. Respectful It's an adjective, and it describes the way in which someone acts, in this case with respect. e.g. He acts with respect, therefore, he is respectful.
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    September 13, 2014
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    In this context 'granted' means 'because of something', or 'admittedly'. In terms of your sentence this is referring to 'not joining the single currency'. 'Facet' means a part of something. e.g. Admittedly, by not joining the single currency we will preserve one part of our national identity.
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    September 13, 2014
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    You could replace it with function, operate or go. e.g. How does the business side of open access function? How does the business side of open access operate? How does the business side of open access go?
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    September 12, 2014
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    my job

    my job is I'm a student ..
    iam I'm studying in the faculty of science in Ainshams University. (or, I'm studying science in Ainshams University)
    I like my lectures, Doctors and labs
    and all of my friends

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    September 12, 2014
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  • Commented

    I'm a native speaker. I can't explain it gramatically, I can only tell you how I would say it, which is:

    It's ok. If you can't come today, I understand.

    Out of the two options you gave, I would lean towards:

    It's ok. If you can't come today, I will understand.

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    September 12, 2014
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