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I am struggling to learn Korean. I have been using the Korean From Zero book from http://www.koreanfromzero.com/ and the hellotalk app. Kakaotalk=randombrndn I usually have free time from 7:10am-8:40am EST (Korea 20:10-21:40) on weekdays. I usually don't have much time in evenings. I like martial arts, reading, food, and traveling. I am married with two kids.
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    Yes, you can use the word will twice in one sentence. Your example of "Will you ask him if he will take part in the sports competition?" is perfectly correct. But, will you wonder is a strange combination that does not sound natural.
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    November 28, 2015
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    Basically the CEO (who is sometimes also the president) is the top management employee of the company. The board of directors are selected by the owners/shareholders of the company. They are not employees of the company. The board of directors can hire and fire the CEO. And they act as advisers to the company/CEO. See this page for a more complete description. http://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/04/062504.asp
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    November 27, 2015
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    It means they used the trash can bin lids to communicate with each other. "In the Troubles, women would bang lids on the street to warn neighbors of British military raids. This would have a “viral” effect; the noise would spread down the street as neighboring women joined the chorus." source: http://www.papermonument.com/web-only/see-something-say-something-11/
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    November 27, 2015
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    Just say some variation of the below sentences. I ordered them from most formal to most casual. It was a pleasure speaking with you. I hope we can speak again at another time. It was nice talking with you, but I have to go now. It was fun talking to you. Let's do it again sometime. Thanks for chatting with me. But I got to go now.
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    November 26, 2015
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    Flight from London to Texas is in reference to the word flight not board. So if you were going to use a comma it would go at: ...a flight, from London to Texas, ... I don't know if the dash could still be properly used after the comma. Dash A dash is an informal device telling the reader the that sentence is beginning a new but related thought. When the new idea is done it should be closed with another dash or a period.
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    July 11, 2015
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    They both mean the same thing to me. I don't find one better than the other.
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    July 11, 2015
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    4- I know the U.K. (only one period) 5- I let him, my son, go there. (this is how I would say it)
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    July 3, 2015
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    Not much difference. Instrument is much more common. I don't hear people say implement very often. Also, to me an implement implies something large like a piece of machinery. An I think of instruments as something small that is used by the hands of a person.
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    July 3, 2015
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    It means the trend is away from communication by speaking face to face. Instead, carefully written messages are being used which are careful not to offend anyone or have any mistakes, but are probably also very boring.
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    July 3, 2015
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    Inclination means they tend to do something. They wolves tended to hide near the pathways waiting for prey. The trait (or inclination) to hide need their prey's path was successful. So, through natural selection, those wolves with that inclination had an advantage. That trait was retained by the wolves that were eventually bred to be herding dogs.
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    July 3, 2015
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