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Študoval som slovenčinu 20 rokov, ale nerozumiem a hovorím dobre lebo nemám preležitosti rozpravať po slovensky. Hladam Slovakov ktori sa chcu uciť angličtinu a rozpravať s mnou po slovensky. Som ženaty a byvame v Indiane, ktore je malé mesto neďaleko Pittsburghu v štaate Pennsylvanii. Ked som bol mladý, študoval som nemčinu na univerzite, ale študoval som slovenčinu ako dospelny na pittsburgskej univerzite. Teraz učim triedu, “Ako variť autentické (zemiakové) halušky.” Okrem slovenčiny je môj hobby fotografovanie.
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    -It is better to do not do that. (No) -It is better to not do that. (okay) -It was better to not do that (okay) -It is better, if I do "not" do that (Okay, as long as you use "not" instead of "no") -It was better, if I did not do that (No) -It became better, if I did not do that. (No) -It is better (that) the work is not done (you can probably say this, but I’m not sure what you trying to convey.) -It was better (that) the work was not done (same comment as above) -The undone work is better (No, this does not make sense)
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    May 6, 2016
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    It is better not to do that. (often preferred) It is better to not do that. (this is also fine) It's best if I don't do that. It would have been better had I not done that. It is better that the work was not done It would have been better had the the work not been done
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    May 5, 2016
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    For American English, I would say that Eva is correct. (How much time do you have left?) It's even more common to just say "How much time do you have?" ("left" is understood.)
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    January 7, 2016
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    May 14, 2015
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