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Hi=) I'm native Russian speaker looking for an English language partner to improve my conversational skills and vocabulary. Also I want to find interesting people from all the world and get to know about your culture, habits, preferences and so on=)
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    hi=) I agree with Natalia, all depends on the context and these words don't have the same meaning. In every day Russian we prefer "наглый", but we can't use this word like a synonym to all that words you've pointed.
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    July 4, 2016
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    Hello! Usually, we use preposition "вследствие" to say about the action, which has alredy occured, and we have the result of this action Preposition "ввиду" is used when we expect an action in a future, and don't know about the result of this action. Preposition "в силу"...I find difficult to explain exactly when we use it, I think it's close to "ввиду" and in russian we usually say "в силу" with the word "обстоятельств" Some examples: Состояние пациента ухудшилось вследствие неправильного лечения. Ввиду предстоящего проведения конференции дорога к университету была перекрыта. В силу непреодолимых обстоятельств мы вынуждены отказаться от намеченной цели.
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    May 21, 2015
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    rules which help you not to make spelling mistakes Recently, I found out a very interesting rule, which helps children not to confuse -ie and -ei vowel combination: "I before E except after C" Are there any other interesting and useful rules in English?
    April 24, 2015
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    what is the difference between explorer and adventurer?
    March 24, 2015
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    Hello! The original form of "богатенькие" is "богатые" - rich people, who have much money and can afford themselves whatever they want. We use the suffix "еньк" in order to get a diminutive form, or to show some kind of irony. For example, there is a russian idiom "богатенький Буратино", which describes a man, who has gotten his wealth by chance and spend money unreasonable.
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    March 24, 2015
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    what does the phrase "on the make" mean?
    March 15, 2015
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    Добрый день! Глагол "ОПЛАЧИВАТЬ" используется в случаях, когда мы обмениваем деньги на какую-либо услугу и в итоге эту услугу получаем. Например, оплата проезда, оплата проживания, оплата коммунальных услуг. Глагол "УПЛАТИТЬ" используется, когда речь идет о том, что платят (эквивалент денег). В этом случае мы скорее отдаем, нежели получаем. Например, уплата налогов, гос.пошлины. Глагол "ПЛАТИТЬ", на мой взгляд, универсальный, то есть мы можем использовать его в любом случае, например, платить за проезд, платить долг, платить налоги.
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    March 13, 2015
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    In general we use some in positive sentenses and any in negative sentenses. We can use both some and any in questions. Also we often use any after if, for example: Let me know if any problems occur. And any is used with the meaning "it doesn't matter which": Let's doing something. What will we do? Anything.I don't mind.
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    February 27, 2015
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    hello=) I would translate these phrases like: 1) он проводит свою жизнь/день за чтением романов or он проводит жизнь/день, читая романы. 2) он проводит свою жизнь, путешествуя на автобусе.
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    February 27, 2015
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