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    They both have the same meaning, just different structures. Doing is often used as a replacement for another verb, especially when discussing mundane (common) tasks More natural phrases would be: While I'm cleaning the apartment, you could (can) be cooking dinner. > While I'm doing the flat, you could (can) be doing dinner.
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    August 23, 2016
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    19 day----Cold

    I had a cold again,it was very sad。I think my body is very bad。Yesterday night ,I forgot to close the air conditione when I was sleeping。Then I felt very uncomfortable when I woke up。I was very difficult to finish all the work of my company,and I feel very terrible at this time。So I can not write more things。I need to go to the hospital now。
    See you tomorrow!

    Chinese vesion:
    我竟然又感冒了。我的身体也确实够差的。昨天晚上睡觉的时候忘记关掉空调,今天早上起来浑身非常不舒服。今天我就不写很多东西了,头非常疼。好容易把工作都处理完了,我觉得我需要去医院打一针。
    明天见。

    I have a cold again and feel awful, I think my body is tired.

    Last night I forgot to switch of the air conditioning before I went to sleep and felt really uncomfortable when I woke. I have a lot of work to do and am feeling really low. I can't write any more, I need to get to the hospital. See you tomorrow...


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    July 29, 2016
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  • Answered
    sometimes is one word No, you cannot use in before it there is no need for a preposition here
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    May 11, 2016
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  • Answered
    The 'at' shouldn't be there "Sorry, Mom. But I want to tell you about what happened at school today." is correct and natural speech "Sorry, Mom. But I want to tell you what happened at school today." is also correct, but sounds a little more formal
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    May 11, 2016
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  • Answered
    'I am going to' suggests an intention or a plan. I will suggests a confirmation that it 'will' happen, therefore more probable
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    April 27, 2016
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  • Answered
    Gala is a rather grand word and suggests something on a large scale. New Year's Party or New Year's Celebrations would be just fine.
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    December 1, 2015
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  • Answered
    Asleep is an adjective in Are you asleep? while sleeping is a verb in Are you sleeping? Use asleep if you want to emphasize the state and sleeping if you want to emphasize the action.
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    December 1, 2015
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  • Answered
    Apt to be = tend to be = usually are = traditionally are It means Rolls cars usually are a little old fashioned in shape.
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    November 2, 2015
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  • Answered
    It literally he was teasing somebody. Usually either offering something he had no intention of supplying, or more often, flirting with another person, suggesting sexual attraction.
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    October 27, 2015
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    I've been so worried about the short affair I had last month , that now that I've got it off my chest I feel relieved (Or, 'I feel much better')
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    October 20, 2015
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