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How are thing *This is plural, so you need to add a "s" to the end.* *things going at work and at home? What is the weather like? It is very cilly *chilly here *"Here" is correct but, since you also write "outside", it makes more sense to have either *here* or *outside*.* and gloomy outside.
Things are not bad for me. The day went well and tomorrow and the day after tomorrow are week offs. *This sentence is very awkward, I would suggest rephrasing it "The day went well and now it is the weekend."* I like weekends*, you do not have to waky *wake up brigght *bright and early and to * You will want to write either *and* or *to* as *and to* would not make sense in this sentence.* commute to work in an uncomfortable bus.
Today after work I went to the social service fund *A specific place or organization is capitalized* *Social Service Fund to deal with my issues. My mum *In British English you would use mum but in American English mom is used so this depends on what dialect you are learning.* is entiteled *entitled to free bus ticket *This is plural* *tickets. Unfortunately, they said that I must bring some other documents too. So I hope after work on Monday I will *can deal with it and with my divorce at the court. *Will means you absoulatley will do it, so you wouldn't use the phrase "I hope" when you know you are going to do something.*
Since it was late*,I decided to postpone my visit to *the ancient church in the heart of Moscow on Sunday.
In a week, *my school are **Are* is plural while *school* is not, you will want to have either *schools* or *is*.* *is having a week break. During *a short school holiday *, you can take a day off at your expense ( so *So yoiu *you are niot *not paid for this working *work *Working is a verb.* day). I would like to take a day off on Monday so next week I will have a long weekend.
I am going to meet with my ex *former colleague tomorrow.
Have a wonderfull *wonderful weekend, rest welll *well.0 votedOctober 24, 20140- Halloween Next week it will be Halloween and it is a big event in the United States. Everyone dresses up in their costumes and they do a lot of fun things. Some may go to a Haunted House, trick-or-treat, party, or even play pranks! My friends and I love to dress up and visit our neighbors and beg for candy. We know we are considered too old to trick-or-treat (It is only for the children) but we have so much fun dressing up that we don't care if we aren't given much candy. Today my friends and I decided to put our costumes together and plan what we wanted to do. Have a horror movie marathon? Maybe throw a party? Silly to ask, as we already know that we will walk down to our neighbors, as we've done every year since we were children, and make them laugh with our outrageous costumes. I love Halloween. Picture source: http://itu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Halloween-Decor-Walgreens.jpg
October 24, 201400 - the difference between "can and could" is between ability vs. possibility. I *can* walk to the door means that I am able to. My legs are fine, there's nothing blocking my way, I can easily walk to the door. I *could* walk to the door means that I may be able to if I either want to or are able to. I *could* walk to the door if there wasn't a large hole in the floor. I *could* walk to the door if my legs weren't broken. It depends on what you are trying to tell the person :)0 votedOctober 24, 20140
- "To listen to your heart" is not a literal activity :) It means you think about your feelings and what you want. For example, if you feel that a friend is acting strange because they are upset and you decide to talk to them because of this feeling you are "listening to your heart".0 votedOctober 24, 20140
- A)Diet B)Nutrition C)Nourishment The answer is B) Nutrition. Diet is what you eat. If you normally eat only apples, then that is your diet. If you only eat candy and soda, then that is your diet. Nutrition means it provides a source of specific substances while nourishment is anything that provides energy/life/health. Drinking water is nourishing (the verb form of nourishment) but water does not necessarily have nutrition :) It could be C, but B makes more sense as eating a tree wouldn't be a very energy/life/health giving activity :)0 votedOctober 24, 20142
