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Gian
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Sep 4, 2017
I enjoyed our class, and I will be sure to have more questions for you in our next class.
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Mayumi
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May 25, 2017
ありがとうございました！あたらしいことばにtryしてくださいね♪また楽しくおはなししながら、レッスンしましょう＾＾
Mayumi
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May 3, 2017
レッスンありがとうございました。くわしいフィードバックはもうすこし　おまちください。よろしくおねがいします。
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    What is the objective ob  for 2018?

    The new year has already started.

    A lot of people are planning the objective ob this year when the new year has started. 

     This sentence is odd, I would say; At New Year, a lot of people make plans for the year ahead. Or A lot of people are making plans, at this time, for the year ahead


    In my case, I want to get a 700 score of on the TOEIC exam(TOEIC: famous English listening & reading exam in Japan).
    And finally, I will go back Japan in the middle of this year.

    I am looking forward to living in Japan, again

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    January 15, 2018
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    If you have booked the course, paid the money and put it in your schedule - I am attending a course. If you're have made a decision to go, but not booked it yet - I'm going to be attending a course. If you're just deciding now, or if you're making a resolution or promise - I will be attending a course Although English native speakers don't always stick with these rules. Watch this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LSBme2M4Qo
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    January 15, 2018
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    arigato gozimasu = thank you sumimasen = excuse me, thank you,please, pardon me onegai shimasu = please doitashimashite = you're welcome iie iie = no problem/ you're welcome daijoubu desu = it's ok/ it's alright/ no problem (you can it into a question by adding ka - daijoubu desu ka? Is it ok?) Though I strongly recommend you get someone to teach you the pronunciation.
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    December 18, 2017
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    Learning Article : The Top 6 Excuses For Not Practicing Your Language

    Discuss the Article : The Top 6 Excuses For Not Practicing Your Language

    <a href='/article/1118/the-top-6-excuses-for-not-practicing-your-language' target='_blank'>The Top 6 Excuses For Not Practicing Your Language</a>

    All of us are susceptible to the highs and lows of taking on new things that we want to learn - including language. The real work, though, begins after you’ve crossed from “thinking” to “doing”. Here are six “thinking” obstacles that you can and will overcome!

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    I think this is a tricky one. I think there's several things going on.

    Usually nor is paired with neither. So we can re-write all the sentences to make neither nor sentences.

    I don't like strawberries or apples

    I like neither strawberries nor apples.

    I don't like strawberries nor apples 

    I wasn't shouting or arguing.

    I was neither shouting nor arguing. 

    I wasn't shouting nor arguing

    Usually the negative carries through the sentence to following nouns, adjectives or adverbial clauses, so we don't use nor. See this link http://www.quickanddirtytips.com/education/grammar/when-use-nor?page=1 

    But I think with your 'nor' sentences it's another rule. We use 'nor' to emphasis, or remind us of the negative in long sentence or clauses,  also to make long sentences slightly shorter.

    She was never single nor a mom. (short version of she was never single and she was never a mom)

    It will not change the future, nor the facts (short version of it will not change the future, and it will not change the facts.)

    Does it help? I found this link useful https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/188286/should-i-use-or-or-nor-in-the-following-case



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    The Top 6 Excuses For Not Practicing Your Language
    All of us are susceptible to the highs and lows of taking on new things that we want to learn - including language. The real work, though, begins after you’ve crossed from “thinking” to “doing”. Here are six “thinking” obstacles that you can and will overcome!
    September 15, 2017
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    Who am I?

    Hi!

    I am Camila, I am 32 years old.
    I am a nutritionist, I have a son and I am married to Rômulo.
    I am in Recife but will go to live in  Denmark.
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    August 30, 2017
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    Both. For example the UK doesn't have a king now, even though our Queen is married. But her father was King and her mother Queen. It depends whose family the crown 'the power' is in. If the male is inherits the crown he will become King and his wife is queen. But if the female inherits the crown she might not make her husband king, because the king is more powerful than the queen (usually).
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    August 28, 2017
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