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I love reading books of various genres and fields, from psychology, history, culture to science, fictions, etc. Besides, I am also big on travelling. So far I have only been to provinces and cities across Vietnam, and 2 foreign countries, namely Thailand and Singapore. Currently I am teaching English as a second language at a language center based in Ho Chi Minh. I would love to get to know you if you share similar interests i mentioned above.
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    Dag 1 Endelig Sondag. Jeg har fri, fordi jeg kan se pa film som i liker helle morgen. Om ettermiddag skal jeg gar pa en kafe a se pa vennen. jeg har ikke se pa henna i et gar. Jer gleder meg til den.
    February 9, 2020
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    What does "a captive for life" mean in this sentence? This is an extract in a novel which includes the phrase " a captive for life".I haven't yet been clear about its meaning though i have looked it up. Please help me. Thank you very much. "[...] Her greatest charm was her ease with people. She laughed so easily; she listened with so much empathy, patting you on the arm to make a point. After a minute with her, you were a captive for life. [...]".
    December 26, 2016
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    Should we study different languages at the same time? There are many languages that I want to learn but I don't know whether I should learn them all at the same time or not. Please give me some advice. Thank you. 
    March 31, 2016
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    Studying Korean I started to learn Korean a few days ago with the Hangul and some words that Korean babies usually speak as i want it's to be a natural process. I wonder if it is a good way to approach it. So,what should I do first when learning Korean?
    January 21, 2016
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  • Answered
    @Joyce: Thank you. But we also have "be good at Math" can we use "be proficient at Math"?
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    November 7, 2015
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    Which preposition goes after the word "proficient"? In Oxford Dictionary, I see two examples with two prepositions after "proficient". Coula anyone tell me in which case we use each of them? Here are the examples: -"I was proficient at my job." -"she felt reasonably proficient in Italian." Thank you very much.
    November 7, 2015
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    What does "insofar as" mean? I saw this phrase in this sentence: "Some scientists go so far as to assert that from now on, the world no longer be called 'natural', INSOFAR AS future processes of weather, climate and all the interactions of plant and animal life will no longer carry on in their time-honoured way, unaffected by humans.". I look up in the dictionary but still don't get it. Could anyone please help me to explain that phrase as well as the sentence? Thank you very much.
    November 4, 2015
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    What is the difference between these two sentences? I am confused with these sentences in my textbook about past simple and present perfect. The first one is: "I've left my wallet in the car. I'm going back to get it." The second one is: "I left my wallet in the car. I'm going back to get it." I don't know what the difference is. Could anyone help me, please? Thank you very much indeed.
    October 4, 2015
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    "By all means" and "by no means"? I can't tell them apart. Could anyone please show me difference? Thank you very much indeed.
    September 17, 2015
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  • Commented

    I've been learning English for over 10 years. And now i still can't speak fluently in that language. i think i will try this. Thank you a lot.

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    September 14, 2015
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