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Hallo an alle! Ich bin Matt, ein US-Amerikaner, der bald nach Berlin ziehen plane. Ich bin auf der Suche eine Bleibe dort, und möchte darauf vorbereiten, nämlich durch Lernen von WG-spezifische Vokabeln, Phrasen, und Fragen.
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Britta
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Aug 9, 2017
Ich hoffe, ich konnte helfen! Viel Spaß in Berlin!
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    Parks & Recreation: Episode 1 Recap Leslie Knope work in parks and recreation department of Pawnee Indiana. At town meeting she meet nurse name Ann. Anns boyfriend Andy broken his legs in big pit next to Ann house. Leslie promise make pit into park. But the boss of Leslie refuse spend money for this, because he hate government.
    July 22, 2020
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    Arbeit Ich bin freiberuflicher Schreiber/Werbetexter. Im Grunde stellen Geschäftsleute mich ein, um ihre Produkte oder Leistungen zu erklären, die sind gewöhnlich ziemlich schwierig oder kompliziert zu verstehen. Ich helfe ihnen, zu ihre Gedanken verständlich und überzeugend ausdrücken. Zudem neigen sie zu übermäßiger Jargon benutzen, der ich minimieren versuche. Ehrlich gesagt, sie ist selten interessante Arbeit. Die positiven Seiten, kann ich zu Hause arbeiten. Früher habe ich als Englischlehrer arbeiten. Ich habe Kurse für Erwachsene zum Prüfungsvorbereitung und Business Themen auf mittleres und fortgeschrittenes Niveau geführt. Vor einigen Jahren habe ich in Südkorea unterrichtet. Das war Harte Arbeit, zu anfänger Englisch für Jungendliche beibringen. Ich war heilfroh, da wegzugehen!
    March 6, 2017
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    Wakacja w Polsce Przyjechałem do Polski na początku maja, i podróżowałem wokoło kraju przez trzy miesiące. Byłem w Krakowie, w Poznaniu, w Trójmieście, i we Wrocławiu. Zwiedziłem wiele zdumiewające miejsca, łącznie z pięknym opactwem w Tyńcu, ogromnym zamkiem w Malborku, nowiutkim muzeum polskiej historii w Poznaniu. Poza tym, popracowałem wolontariuszem nad różnymi projektami: w gospodarstwie ekologicznym blisko Opola, w hotelu nad Morzem Bałtyckim, i w "angielskiej wiosce" (tak zwany) w górach blisko granicy Czeskiej. Niestety, nie miałem czasu zwiedzać Warszawę, ani Mazury, ani Tatry, ani Puszcza Białowieska... Mam nadzieję, że będę miał czas w niedalekiej przyszłości, cieszyć się więcej ładnej scenerii w Polsce!
    September 6, 2015
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    The first choice is correct; the second choice doesn't make sense. The rule behind it involves the relationship between the Subject and the Verb. For example: "I convince you" (I=Subject, you=object, and the Subject performs the Verb, which is "convince"). You could also say: "You are convinced by me" (The situation is the same, but now You=subject, because the speaker wants to emphasize the recipient of the action, rather than the performer, which is "me"). It is the same principle in the sentences: "The book is boring" and "You are bored by the book"; or "The movie is amazing" and "You are amazed by the movie." The "ING" indicates that the book/movie is the source of the feeling, and the "ED" indicates that the feeling is happening to the Subject (you).
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    May 20, 2015
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    When you "hit it off" with someone (often in the context of a romantic date), it means that the social interaction was pleasant, enjoyable, fun; the two people in the situation quickly felt comfortable talking to each other and became "fast friends."
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    May 20, 2015
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    Both are correct constructions, but convey different meanings: "Were you there?" This is a simple request for information. "You were there?" This sort of question is usually asked with surprise -- in the speaker's voice and face. As in: "Did you hear the president visited the coffee shop next door today?" "Yeah. I was there, actually." "What??? You were there???" "Yeah. I'm one of his bodyguards." "You're a bodyguard???"
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    May 20, 2015
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    Kilka słów o mojej rodzinie ... Czy jest moja wymowa poprawna? Proszę słuchać i powiedzieć mi, gdzie mam błędy: https://soundcloud.com/matt-elsewhere/moja-rodzina Dzięki!
    May 18, 2015
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    You want to use the word "check" with its regular meaning, so "I'll check the computer" or "I'll check the billing database" is fine. It's important to understand that «phrasal verbs» often have a very different meaning from the regular meaning of the verb and preposition. For example: "CHECK OUT these awesome sunglasses!" "You may not CHECK OUT reference books from the library." "I'll meet you for dinner after I CHECK IN at the hotel." "I would like to schedule a CHECK UP with Dr. Smith." These are actual phrasal verbs, or in the last case a phrasal noun ("a check up with"). You can find definitions to them easily on the web: http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/check+in
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    May 18, 2015
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    Czy jest moja wymowa poprawna? Proszę słuchać i powiedzieć mi, gdzie mam błędy: https://soundcloud.com/matt-elsewhere/moje-wprowadzenie Dzięki!
    May 12, 2015
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    The author wishes to categorize all opinions into "entirely indubitable" (100% true; cannot be doubted) and "downright false" (100% untrue; which he categorizes as anything which is not 100% true). His purpose is to discover whether there exist any opinions which cannot be doubted ("indubitable beliefs"). It sounds like a satire of the age-old debate between science and religion. It is also a rather old or "elevated" style of English, which you can detect partly by the use of "after so doing" instead of the more-modern phrase "after doing so".
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    May 7, 2015
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