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Hello there! I'm looking for someone who could teach me English in Columbus, Ohio. if you want to learn Korean, i can help you to practice that. I would like to do a language exchange thing in person once a week or twice a week :) Actually, I'm living in Huntington right now but I would move out to Columbus for this summer vacation! Let's be good friends xD
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- I have experience of losing my passport or I have experience losing my passport. Hello! I would like to know which one sounds natural to a native speaker. I have experience of losing my passport I have experience losing my passport I have experience for losing my passport or should i add an between have and experience like I have an experience..? Please let me know the answer!May 22, 201640
- I tried hard to fix it up... which one is correct between below sentences? 1. I tried hard to fix it up to go back to where it used to be 2. I tried hard to fix it up to go back to the first condition in which it used to be 3. I tried hard to fix it up into the original (or first) condition please make those correct if they're wrong.July 1, 201510
- I am invited / I was invited Let's pretend that yesterday, my friend told me to come to her house to have dinner today. and I would like to inform mom of my being invited to her house. then which one is better? (the party doesn't start yet) I am invited to her house to have dinner with her or I was invited to her house to have dinner with herJune 16, 201560
- Simple Past / Present Perfect t's really confusing to choose the correct tense between simple past and present perfect. Let's assume one situation. every student has to bring his/her own name tag to the class. but today i forgot to bring it. if a professor notices that i'm not with the name tag now, she would ask me 'don't you have your name tag?' then i would say 'yes i have the name tag but i forgot to bring it', right? but is it okay for me to say 'yes i have the name tag but i didn't bring it' or 'yes i have the name tag but i haven't brought it' which one is correct between 'i didn't bring it' and 'i haven't brought it' so confusing to pick up the right tense.June 9, 201540
- It's been a long time since ... It has been a long time since I have met you. It has been a long time since I met you. It had been a long time since I had met you. What's the difference between these 3 sentences? Thanks in advance :) I always appreciate all of people who would answer my questions helping me improve my english! (by the way, is it the correct sentence?)May 31, 201510
- I went to bed too late last night, I went to bed too late to wake up early this morning. last night, I went to bed so late that i couldn't wake up early this morning. Do these two sentences make sense? Can anybody make it correct if it doesn't make sense? Also, Can anybody make the following sentence correct? You can see me get embarassed trying to coming up with what to say Thanks in advance!!May 30, 201520
- Did you decide what to eat? If i'm in a restaurant with my friends now, we need to order food, right? in this situation which one is the correct one? did you decide what to eat? / do you decide what to eat? it's confusing for me to choose a right one between simple present and simple past.May 29, 201531
- why didn't I ever know that? / why don't i ever know that? If Someone is letting me know an information that i didn't know before and then i am realizing i was mistaken now, which one is more correct between 'why didn't i ever know that?' and 'why don't i ever know that?' in this situation? i think the first one seems close to the correct one.. but to realize that i was mistaken is happening now!! .. Using the second one sounds awkward in this situation? if so, when can i say 'why don't i ever know that?'? it's confused(is it right? or do i need to say "confusing?") for me to choose a right english tense. thanks in advance :)May 27, 201530

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