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Hello, I'm Kimiko! I'm here to re-improve my Japanese, learn/practice some new languages, meet cool people and help them practice their English. よろしく（＾ν＾）
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  • Answered
    There's no big difference between using "close to" or "near" other than the amount of words used. They are synonyms(mean the same thing) so you don't have to worry (￣▽￣)
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    August 25, 2015
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    The second sentence is the more correct way of saying the phrase than the first, but could I suggest another way of phrasing it?: "Compared to twenty years ago, today in Taiwan, people are consuming more than twice as much milk per person." That way it becomes much more clearer as to what the statement's comparisons are.
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    August 25, 2015
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    How to learn english

    Hi everybody! My English name is Holi! I come from China. Currently I wanna learn English, i wanna practice listening and speaking, but I don't know how to practice it! I can write a lot, and recently I've tried to enlarge my vocabulary, but it doesn't seem like it's useful... So who can tell me where shall I start from? thanks a lot!

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    August 25, 2015
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