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    If you are a student, then you would "attend school" (without the "to"). If you are a parent going to a meeting at the school, or just going to pick up your kids, you would "go to the school". You can also say "I go to school" (as a student). And to make it even more difficult, if you were a parent, you could attend a meeting at the school. In a way, it does have to do with frequency. As a student, going to school regularly for the classes held there is the key. As a parent, it is just a location where you are actually doing something else, like picking up the kids.
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    May 4, 2008
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    Actually the stickers like you mentioned would be even better than the other virtual keyboards, since I can switch between English and Russian letters already with some encoding thing I downloaded. Where did you find the stickers to buy?
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    April 20, 2008
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  • Posted
    Here is a good "virtual" keyboard... http://www.russianlessons.net/software/keyboard.php I know there may be others, but this seems to be a good "virtual" keyboard to allow you to type Russian letters. You can change the language on the bottom left of the keyboard, type what you need, then just highlight and cut/paste onto another webpage. (press control c to cut, then control v to paste). It seems rather awkward and slow, even to me, but it gets the job done!
    April 12, 2008
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    воля вы делаете мной некоторые cookies? :) I don't know how to say "cookies"
    April 7, 2008
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