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    Could you and would you are actually conditional phrases when used in context e.g. would you mind helping me out with something? Could you please write your name down for me? These are polite ways of asking questions. 'Could you' can also be a past tense (imperfect) if used in the following way: When you were young, could you (meaning were you able to) go out with your friends? Does that make sense?
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    free-er just sounds a bit wrong to me. I would be inclined to just "we'll talk about it when you're free"
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    October 6, 2016
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    1. Provide for himself is perfect. Saying he has to rough it could have other connotations 2. I wouldn't use 'get your number down into my phone', it sounds a little bit odd. It's better to say 'take down your number' or 'put your number into my phone' 3. no idea about Harvard, I'm Irish. 4. Yes it's perfectly fine to say that the sweater will get white spots on it. And all over it is fine too. You can say wash by hand or simply that it needs to be handwashed hope this helps!
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    What is your question? If you want to know which sentence is correct, it's the first one
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    October 6, 2016
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    Hello! I would be interested in an exchange - I am Irish and my native language is English. I am a french secondary school teacher but I miss speaking with adults in French, I spend most of my days teaching basic vocab and grammar so it would be nice to have a proper chat/conversation with a french speaker. Let me know!

    Brianna :)

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