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    It doesn't have an equivalent in Arabic. The Arabic sentence's structure is diff. from that of the English. Do is a helping verb and we don't need that in Arabic.
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    June 22, 2016
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    Boring --> Bored

    Today I was boring  bored and I though thought what could I do?,  (no comma used) First of all, I ordered  tidied my room, after I cleaned the bathroom. How I stilled boring much I am still bored. I played with my brother, we liked to play mancala, it's a table of wood with twelve holds (6 yours and 6 to another player)and inside of them there are four cristal pieces, and you must put one of them inside other in left and if you put one in your empty hold you can take all pieces of your adversario
    The winner is when someone no have any pieces or who have more pieces. Obviosly  obviously the game have  has more rules, and they must be memorized before playing it.
    It's a very interesting game and more easier than it apper appear.
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    June 17, 2016
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    "To have a vision" is to have a plan and be able to see the outcome and consequences of this plan in the future. To see visions is like having a mental image foretelling the future, for instance.
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    June 16, 2016
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  • Posted
    I need a female native English speaker to exchange Egyptian Arabic.

    I need a female native English speaker to exchange Egyptian Arabic. I emphasize on being a female. Thank you for understanding!

    June 15, 2016
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    I need a female native English speaker to exchange Egyptian Arabic. I need a female native English speaker to exchange Egyptian Arabic. I emphasize on being a female. Thank you for understanding!
    June 14, 2016
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  • Corrected

    Essay^ Some people think that to get a good education one should go abroad.

    Nowadays, education abroad is getting more and more popular. What are the reasons for that? Many people are convinced that education which has been received abroad is better. Let's speculate, however, what stands behind it.
    I believe that everyone could get a good education, for example, through the Internet. Nevertheless, employers require diplomas.
    First of all, it is known that if you want to move to another country and get a job there, you have to prove your knowledge as Russian diplomas are not admitted.
    Secondly, there are not a lot of good universities in Russia and most of them are really expensive. So there is no meaning of being graduated in Russia if you have an opportunity to go study abroad,
    However, some people believe that truly clever people would study for free as government offer free education at some universities.
    But the truth is that there are too many smart pupils and not enough free places at universities.
    To sum up, I would like to say that the quality of their education mostly depends on students but what is often more important is where you have been educated.
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    June 12, 2016
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    I need a female native English speaker to exchange Egyptian Arabic now. I am from Egypt and I need a female English speaker as soon as possible to practise my English and teach her Arabic as well. If interested message me immediately.
    June 12, 2016
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  • Answered
    I guess both are correct.. But when you start the sentence it's preferable to use "on" the next. when you end it you use the next day right away.. For example: On the next day, I felt a severe headache. We met the next day.. I guess both are not wrong when used interchangeably.. However, when you use it the way I showed it won't sound stilted.. I am not a native speaker though, but this is the way I see it
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    June 11, 2016
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