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Jun 4, 2018
An awesome Sanskrit Mantra learning class! Stuart is a very hard working person. He is working diligently to improve his pronunciation. I would love to help him with my classes in achieving his language goals. See you soon my dear friend.
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    Very nice creative writing, Elena! It reminds me, in a way, of Lou Read's song with Velvet Underground: "I'll Be Your Mirror." Wonderful lyrics and a fascinating subject to explore...
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    July 18, 2016
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    The latter seems simpler and better but that would depend on the context. If you're going to include "of", I would suggest adding definite article "the": "Tongue twisters in some of the Caucasian languages". With this addition, both are grammatically correct.
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    July 18, 2016
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    September 27, 2015
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    Hello! 

     

    My name's Mo'ath and I'm 22 years old. I live in Amman, the capital city Jordan. It's a nice city and I enjoy my life here. I was born in the Alashrafia town area of Amman in 1993. I still live in this area today, in the big flat with my father and mother. 

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    September 27, 2015
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    I think that Dutch is the least difficult language. We need to include the definite article "the" to indicate the superlative: least difficult language. There can only be one least difficult language so we use "the".
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    September 24, 2015
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    Very good writing! I made some suggestions for you to consider...

     

    Hi! I'm Erica and I'm Italian. I'm 24 and I'm studing medicine. I'm starting my fifth year. I understand English very well, both written and spoken, but I have some trouble in speaking it and (most of all, as you can see) in writing it. Usually, I use an online Italian-English translator for some words or idioms, but this time I wanted to write without it, to learn more about know best what I need to improve. 


    Be kind to me and my mistakes. :)

    Bye,
    Erica

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    September 24, 2015
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    There may be some overlap in the meaning and use of these phrases. Both could be used to suggest a manager or "boss". Both could also relate to roles and tasks required in jobs. "in charge of" implies more authority and an older style of management. "responsible for" is perhaps more modern and a softer way of expressing a management role. There is some freedom to use either depending on the style or context.
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    September 24, 2015
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    What do you think about of Russia as a country ? About and of Russian people? That What is your opinion?

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    September 24, 2015
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    Use "must" for rules and things that not negotiable. eg. You must stop at a red traffic light when driving. Use "should" for suggestions where there are options. eg. You should go to the party. "Must" can be seen as more rude but is clearer for giving instructions for rules and stating important or critical matters. "Should" is more polite in conversations about possible options and choices.
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    September 16, 2015
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    Today I joined italki. I hope I can improve my bad English and find a penpal!!

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    September 15, 2015
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