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Hi - I’m an english guy living in Norway. I speak Norwegian and Swedish and am learning Russian :)
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Taras
Russian
Oct 23, 2026
Excellent student ! )
Stas
Russian
Dec 15, 2023
У Уилла хороший уровень русского языка. Он знает падежные окончания, времена и формы глагола. Богатый словарный запас помог нам провести интересное занятие. Было здорово не только изучать русский, но и узнать побольше друг о друге. :) Так держать, Уилл!
Aleksandra
Russian
Dec 17, 2022
It's always interesting to talk with Will. He is a very pleasent person with a good vibe :) and he always has a lot of interest for Russian which made him to be able to create a really difficult sentence in Russian without any mistake, so he can be proud of himself!)
Artem
Russian
Apr 23, 2022
Хороший уровень =)
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  • Corrected

    Essay #215 "Overweight" 20.08.18

    Despite the fact that being overweight is not a problem exclusively of our time but of recent decades, the number of overweight people has increased drastically. Thus, many people express concern about this and sometimes they compare it with an epidemic. I will try to explain the reasons behind it and possible ways to solve it below.

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    August 20, 2018
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  • Answered
    These sentences are all correct. I'm pretty sure that american english speakers dont use this phrase - but in the UK it is very commonly used. Good luck.
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    March 18, 2018
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    All these sentences are now correct - hope it helps :) The more you learn, the better you understand things in English. (Don't forget the comma) The more you study, the more chance you have of passing the exam. The more you study, the better the chance you have of passing an exam. The more you practice, the more you would get used to this. (It is incorrect to say: the better you would get used to this). A chance to do something (refers to an opportunity to do something). A chance of doing something (refers to luck or likelyhood of something happening).
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    March 18, 2018
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    'Post applied for' means: 'Job applied for'. A post is a job. If you are from Korea I would tick C but it is your choice - you can tick whichever one you identify as (feel closest to). Hope this helps. Will
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    January 22, 2017
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