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Antoinette
French
Apr 9, 2015
Vous aurez beaucoup à faire entre aujourd'hui et demain mais ensuite vous pourrez vous reposer tranquille ! A' écouter quelques documentaires en français. Espérons !
Antoinette
French
Apr 8, 2015
Excellent ! Vous en êtes prête ! Courage et bonne chance.
Antoinette
French
Apr 7, 2015
Une bonne partie à réviser toute seule à haute voix pour l'examen. Merci pour vos efforts !
Antoinette
French
Apr 2, 2015
Oui j'en suis sûre que vous passerez un excellent examen. Courage et toujours en avant !
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    It means the person writing sees no other children, except the grandchildren. Your grandchild is the child of your child. Hope this helps!

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    September 9, 2016
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    Hello, this is a very slang expression! It means the hikers would fall onto the ground.
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    September 9, 2016
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    Hello Hotaru, the best way to put this question would be: Kindly write your address for me to send you the original. Or Please write the address for where you would like the original sent. It is usually better to finish the sentence with a verb or a noun. You don't need to include 'ask you' because it is really a direction, not a question. Let me know if you need any more explanation :) Hope this helps!
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    September 9, 2016
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    Hello David Nesting is how a bird makes its home. The home of a bird, usually from branches and leaves, is called a Nest. The action of a bird making its nest is 'nesting'. In the context of this writing, flown means that the mother bird carries her young as she flies. Therefore her baby birds are 'flown'. This is a very complex piece of writing!
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    September 8, 2016
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    Hello Jenny, I would be happy to help with corrections, I am a professional proofreader/editor :) Sadly I don't know Italian so can't help with translations. Send me a message and I will give you my email address!
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    September 8, 2016
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    That is obviously very casual English, what you would be likely to hear in a casual conversation. Your conclusion is right. I had this thing - I took this car in for a tune-up - to the garage for a service/repair. When the sentence has in, and you don't know where 'in' is, it is 'in' the place it would normally go. (i.e; the garage or repair shop) You would rarely use this style of sentence in referring to people!
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    September 8, 2016
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    I love Edinburgh!

    I really love Scotland !
    Last year I traveled to the Scotland cities of"Dundee" and "Edinburgh" for two weeks.
    I immersed myself in the local people's activities!

    This March I traveled to Edinburgh again!
    I explored many ghost stories that happened there, and imagined myself like a Witch going through the alley...
    If you have any cool things to do in Edingburgh, please let me know!
    I will travel there for The royal edinburgh military tattoo!!!!

    (illustration from me :) not yet finished )
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    September 8, 2016
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    Number one is right. It means you keep working, until you reach your full potential.
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    September 8, 2016
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    Hello Mavis, The people living in the West who grow up speaking English won't usually think about the words they use when they are speaking English to each other. Many English native-speakers like speaking to people from other cultures who are learning English, and they will use simple phrases. If you go to shops or doctors they will be happy to use simple phrases to make sure that you understand. All the best with your English studies! Let me know if you have other questions.
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