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I'm from Chicago, but I go to college in New York City. I'm really into American pop culture, hiphop, kpop and k-hiphop. I'm majoring in Music Industry/Music Technology and minoring in English/ESL. Come talk to me about anything, I'm open.
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    Question people learning English Do you have any english-speaking actor or star you listen to, so that you can copy their pronunciation? What type of English accent do you try to have? Or do you not think about it? Also, do you study British English or American English? What made you choose between them?
    August 1, 2015
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    I'm not sure if I understand your question, but I will do my best. "Audio" is not an abstract concept. Although audio is not physical, it still exists as sound- or in this case, as a track on your computer. Maybe you can try to re-phrase your question so I can help you out better?
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    August 1, 2015
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    All of these are correct. Eating and drinking can go together as one and it still makes sense, but this may not work if you use other verbs.
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    August 1, 2015
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    About My Day

    Today I had an interview for an internship volunteering program for education in Malaysia. I am looking forward to being accepted, as it is my dream to travel there. Wish me good luck.

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    August 1, 2015
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    They mean the same thing! "No more than five mistakes were found in the essay" would be the most common way to say this. The second one is grammatically correct, but it's wording is confusing.
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    August 1, 2015
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    "so as to i can delay it for extra an hour" This doesn't really make sense. Are you asking them to delay what they are doing? Or are you saying this thing happening will delay your appointment?
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    August 1, 2015
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    I've read up on this a bit, and really it depends on what your native language is. For native English speakers, they say that asian languages like Chinese, Japanese, and Korean are among the hardest. Personally, I think learning Arabic or Hebrew would be pretty difficult also!
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    August 1, 2015
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