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My name is Matt and I am from the South-East of England. I am a student of composition in at music conservatoire in London. My target language is French for two reasons. Firstly, I am looking to study in France in the next few years and subsequently at post-graduate. I am also very much interested in the classical music culture, especially its strong Catholic choral traditions. Je m'apelle Matt et je viens de sud de l'Angleterre. Je suis un étudiant de composition au conservatoire de musique à Londres. Ma langue cible est le français deux raisons. Tout d'abord, je suis à la recherche pour étudier en France dans les prochaines années et par la suite au post-universitaire. Je suis également très intéressé par la culture de la musique classique, en particulier ses fortes traditions chorales catholiques.
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    Hi, As a native English speaker, I would naturally say the following: "It took me an extra two days to get home (because of the...)". However, you could also say that the delay "...added an extra two days onto my journey" I hope this helps! Matt
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    June 16, 2016
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    Hi! Thanks for your question! As a native English speaker, I would refrain from using either statements (however, out of the two the first would make the most sense to someone). Rather, I would go with the following options: "You have given me too much money/change," if you want to use the 'too much' option. "You have given me $20 instead of...", if you want to state the exact amount. Furthermore, you could use: "You have undercharged me" "You've overpaid me by $20" Sadly, there is no specific term I can think of for the opposite of being 'short changed' (the moment when you are given too LITTLE change". I hope that this helps? Matt
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    June 16, 2016
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    Exercise

    1) My dog was so cozy when I arrived from work. (or "When I arrived from work, my dog was so cozy.")
    2) I'd not As I hadn't slept a lot in these during those days, probably I could slumber I could probably sleep today.
    3) He's funny and (*he) has a lot of wit. (*Repeating the pronoun depends on whether you are using British or American English.) 
    4) My dog will bark really loudly when you will arrive. (When you arrive, my dog will bark very loudly - really changed from very because loudly is an adverb modifying really - the -ly ending)
    5) Tomorrow will be the an important day for me and my peer because we will have to stand up in front of our chairman.
    6) The teacher was so blunt when he said that my marks are were bad.
    7) I'm willing to help out for with the marriage but must looking look for someone to cater.
    8) I notice that my boots do make some noise noises/a noise when I scrub them on the floor.
    9) My sister bothers me when she dances.
    10) I rely on my girlfriend because she is faithful.


    Very well writtern overall! 

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    June 5, 2016
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    Let it a go, tomorrow,I 'am go to go fishing

    Let it a go, tomorrow,I 'am go to go fishing.

     

    Let it go. Tomorrow, I am going to go fishing.

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    November 6, 2015
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    Introduction Bonjour! Je m'appelle Matt et je suis né le 8 août 1996. Je suis un compositeur en herbe et je aimerais aussi jouer de l'orgue à une grande église. Je vivre soit en France du sud et etudier en France.
    July 13, 2015
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