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    If you are using the mobile website, you will see a few buttons at the bottom of the screen. If you want to create a notebook entry: 1. Press the button on the left that looks like four squares. 2. Press notebook. 3. Press the button at the top that says "Write a notebook entry" To ask a question: 1. Press the button on the left that looks like four squares. 2. Press Answers. 3. Press Ask a question. Most of the functions come from the button at the bottom that looks like 4 squares. If you are using an iPhone app then I cannot help you. :(
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    March 11, 2015
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    WB . Unit 11 - Describing peoples

    1 - The lady is cooking. She looks happy, smiling and cutting vegetables.

    She looks happy while she is smiling and cutting the vegetables.

    If you create a list, all the items should be similar. "Smiling and cutting vegetables" are things she is doing and can go together. "looks happy" is not something she is doing.

    2 - The girl is reading a book. She is wearing sun glasses and shoes.

    This sentance has proper grammer. If you want it to sound more advanced you can put it together like this:

    The girl who is reading a book is wearing sun glasses and shoes.

    3 - The boy's watching TV. He's in the room, sitting on the couch and smiling. He's having fun.

    This is good too. I would put it together like this:

    He's sitting on the couch in a room while smiling and having fun watchin TV.

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    March 11, 2015
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    My lunch

    My company gives me 1 hour for lunch(1), but there are no good restaurants nearby.
    Today, we walked to a ramen shop which took us ten minutes or more.
    Then, we waited about ten minutes before we ordered.
    On the way back it took us at least ten more minutes.
    I want to eat lunch more afford.(2)

     

    It's a good try.

    (1)This is good, but it is more natural to say: "I have an hour for lunch, but..."

    (2) I'm not quite sure what you are trying to say at the end.

    Afford is usually used with money:  "I can not afford that car"

    It is also sometimes used with time: "I can not afford to spend time walking to the ramen shop."

     

    The sentance you wrote sounds like "I want to eat a more affordable lunch."

    However, I dont think thats what you want to say.

    Maybe this is good: "I wish it was easier to eat lunch."

     

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    February 24, 2015
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