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Hello! My name is Rebecca. I am a college student from Philadelphia, and I am learning to be an English Second Language Teacher. I am a certified ESL Teacher, and I love teaching students of all levels. I am looking to earn some money by helping people learn English.
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    Today is my birthday . I deactivated my facebook and ask not testing people to remember my birthday but I don't like people to be masked under social media and forget principles of friendship: to be always be beside each other, look to each other, care about each other . Now we are losing this value with social media

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    June 14, 2015
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    "No" is a simple answer. You can say "no" by itself. You cannot say "not" by itself. Not is used with other words. Ex. Q: Do you want to go to the movies? Q: Do you want to go to the movies? A: No. A: Not right now. / I do not.
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    June 11, 2015
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    It depends on what you are trying to say. "As you wish" is more formal. "As you like" is general, but is used less often. "As you prefer" is formal as well, but less than "as you wish". You would use it when talking about a set of options to choose from.
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    June 11, 2015
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    Both of these are correct sentences. They effectively tell the same information, although people generally say the first - "It took me a long time to write this."
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    June 11, 2015
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