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    Use: will and would What I will do tonight is something that actually will happen. What I would do tonight means what I want to happen but something is preventing it from happening. examples: I will watch TV. This is going to happen. I would watch TV if I had electricity. This is not going to happen because without electricity, the TV does not work.
    January 29, 2016
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    I think; Sorry, I has mistaken.
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    January 29, 2016
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    I think you can say: Тебе нужно покушать (проявление заботы). Обязательно скушай это (более повелительная форма - родители могут так сказать детям). Ты должен это попробовать (при выборе блюда из меню). Ешь, или не получишь десерт (а это обыкновенный шантаж).
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    January 18, 2016
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    Both questions are correct. I want show you an exsample English expressions "whatcha" and "what are you". It is the same.
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    January 18, 2016
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    This question strange for me... the Russian language is native for me, and I can help you to study my language. But I can't teach you, It is a little bit difficult for me.
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    January 18, 2016
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    Just now / Right now - Сейчас/Прямо сейчас. и т.д.
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    September 1, 2015
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    to take home.
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    September 1, 2015
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    I think about a football, a carnival, a coofee and the cinema.

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    August 28, 2015
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    https://lingualeo.com
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    August 27, 2015
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    "sane", "sensible", "reasonable" Reasonable = ruled by reason, or capable of being reasoned with. When you interact with a reasonable person, you can persuade them to do something an emotional person might not want to do, but appealing to their logic. They're fair. "Talk to your boss about taking the weekend off. You've worked hard, you deserve it. Your boss is reasonable, and he'll understand". Sensible = reasonable (perhaps), but there's an element of "wisdom" here too. A sensible person doesn't eat too much. A sensible person saves a portion of their earnings. "I got a tax return earlier this year. I'm going to talk to my brother about it. He's sensible, and he'll know the right thing to do with the money." "To invest the money in a mutual fund is a sensible move." Sane = not insane. Example: "I want to live alone because I can never find a sane roommate. They always turn out to be crazy." "Steve Jobs ate nothing but fruit for more than a year. That doesn't seem sane to me."
    August 26, 2015
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