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Hey, nice to meet you guys. I'm from korea. I'm a college student. I'd like to learn practical English from native speakers(or whoever fluent at English:D) and also in that way want to make a lot of international friends. I'm also ready to answer questions about Korean. so le't help each other!
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    walk in, walk into I walked in the office. I walked into the office. Which one sounds more natural?
    December 10, 2015
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    You're chuckling me? It's a line from the movie 'Goodwill Hunting'. When Sean was angry at Will for not being honest and try to kick him out of his office, Will : You're chucklin' me? Sean : Yeah, get the fuck outta here. What's that meaning?
    December 9, 2015
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    afflict vs. distress To me these two words seem to mean 'mentally/phisically harm someone'. Whay's the difference?
    December 6, 2015
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    obstinate vs. stubborn obstinate vs. stubborn These two seem almost the same. Could you explain the difference with some good examples?
    December 2, 2015
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    hail from / come from hail from / come from Can I use those two above exchangeably without any problem?
    November 27, 2015
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    I have never hear of, or seen 음료식 written. But I can guess that it tries to describe 죽(porrige) in another way. Because 음료 means 'beverage' which you can drink easily without chewing. And 식 means 'meal/diet'. So 음료식 refers to a type of meal you can have without mastication. But as I said, I've never heard of it. Maybe some doctors or dietitions would use this term.
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    November 27, 2015
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    hurt vs. ache I think in spoken English, "sth hurts." is more commom. But I once found this expression below in a novel The dogs followed at her heels, sniffing at the heavy grain bag she had fasten on her back. ......she tied the bag with a piece of rope she had carried in her dress pocket for just that purpose. That was an easier way to carry it. Her arms ached. What's the difference between ache and hurt?
    November 25, 2015
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    Which one sounds more natural? This is inedialbe. It's past a month of its expiration date. This is inedialbe. It's a month past its expiration date. If there are any expressions better, feel free to correct me :)
    November 20, 2015
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    legal / lawful / legitimate Could you explain the differences between legal / lawful / legitimate? Kind of hard to choose what to use in contexts.
    November 19, 2015
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    intricate vs. complicated Could you explain the difference between intricate and complicated? With examples. Thank you!
    November 15, 2015
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