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- You are able to do it/ you can do it even though I (or sometimes other people) are not able to do it, normally for a particular reason. "You get to sleep all day"= You can sleep all day, but I can't (normally for a particular reason) like= "You get to sleep all day, but I can't because I have to work" "You get to feel high"= You can feel high, but I can't (because...) "You get to eat expensive meals"= You can eat expansive meals...(but all the poor people around you can't afford to eat them). *Normally people only use "feel high" in reference to an altered state normally form smoking (marijuana) and sometimes drinking. Or if someone is making you feel so good you cannot think straight.0 votedNovember 8, 20143
Sleep in the Cold Winter
Mr. Winter came at to my city. He brought Mrs. Cold who was his wife and Mrs. Snow who was his daughter with him. The city welcomed the family with the highest etiquette (the highest regard/ high regard). All of the citizens in the city took time out and said - the winter came, the day become cold, the children would play with snow. All of the citizens in the city took time out and said, "The winter came, the day becomes cold, and the children will play with the snow." The Citizens loved Winter, the Earth loved Cold, and the Children loved Snow. They are beloved of.
*If you are talking about going somewhere then you should use "to". If you are already in the location then you would use "at" (generally).
*The Second sentence is technically right, but there is a lot of repetition. Another way of writing it would be, "He brought Mrs. Cold, his wife, and Mrs. Snow, his daughter, with him." or " He brought his wife, Mrs. Cold, and his daughter, Mrs. Snow, with him. ->the double commas mean it is extra information and the sentence would make sense without it.
*I don't know if you wanted the daughter to be married or not...
*Although "etiquette" is technically right, most people would not use it in this way. I think "regard" would be a better word and it would still imply respect and etiquette.
*If someone says something you should use quotation marks at the beginning and end. " "
It was a good read, hope this helps!
0 votedNovember 8, 20142My day
Hello,. tToday I've worked really hard with a friend,. Now I'm writing in on Italki.com before I go home,. I'm really tired,. I'm learning English with by myself, because here it is really expensive and hard to get a good teacher,. My work job is to Bbuy, Ssell and repair computers and cellphones.
I've ended finished the school, and but I have to go to the college but. I left it because I don't have money to go to the a university.
well this is all for now...
see you!*You don't need "the" in front of school, college or university because you are not talking about a specific one.
*When you write a complete thought, you should put a period (.) at the end not a comma (,).
0 votedNovember 5, 20142Hello!
How to improve my pronunciation.The Pronunciation problems are embarrassing. They can make you'll nervous to speak English, because you'll be afraid of making a mistake. and I had a laugh attack. it's happens to me.
How do I improve my pronunciation? Pronunciation problems are embarassing. They can make you too nervous to speak English, because you are afraid of making a mistake. I get a laugh attack when I have pronunciation problems. It happens to me.
There's nothing worse than saying something you think is correct, but the other person responds with confusion because they don't understand your pronunciation!There's nothing worse than saying something you think is correct, but the other person responds with confusion because they don't understand your pronunciation!
Today someone recommended me I'll say phrases of music, and read
this can help me.Today someone recommended that I say music phrases(lyrics) and read to help myself.
Thanks for correcting me0 votedNovember 5, 20142- *Which of these sentences are grammatically correct? *Which sentence is grammatically correct? There are many advantages to having school experience at a young age. *There are many advantages to having school experiences at a young age. There are many advantages of having school experience at a young age. It has many advantages to have school experience at a young age. Having school experience at a young age has many advantages. *Having school experiences at a young age has many advantages.0 votedNovember 5, 20140
- I haven't ever heard the "rats in the attic" phrase and I would interpret it more as having his own problems/ dirty business rather than being crazy. Mostly words rather than phrases are used in reference to weird/crazy people 1. Cuckoo (sounds like kookoo) 2. Psycho 3. Weirdo he/she "has a couple of screws lose" "not right in the head" "Mad as hatter" "Lost his/her marbles" "stores open but nobody's shopping" Hope this helps0 votedNovember 1, 20141
- An image is something something we see, like a picture. It is a physical depiction of something or someone. So "is the image" means what is portrayed/presented to and seen by others, which is what we want them to believe. "Because our nature is basically good is what is portrayed and what we want to be believed."0 votedNovember 1, 20140
- Sorry, I meant it as an answer All are fine, I would probably use the 1st ones because they are high officials. This- would be use if you are immediately responding to a conversation on the matter. A:"matter" B: "this matter" The- would more likely be used if you are emailing the person without rehashing the matter on the email. (When there's more distance from the situation) or A: "matter" B: "this matter" A: "Not directly the matter, but something in relation to it" B: "the matter"0 votedOctober 30, 20140
