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Joan Comellas
Catalan
Sep 23, 2021
Un plaer Audrey! Fins la propera! :D
Joan Comellas
Catalan
Jul 8, 2021
Excel·lent Audrey! Molt interessant! :)
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    Hi Sunny, Most of these sentences sound very natural! I would recommend some changes in the last 3. 5. I don’t care how they think about me. --- I don't care WHAT they think about me. 6. Please care about your sanitation. --- Sanitation generally refers to public health conditions, especially in regards to water. I am not sure what you want to say here. 7. I absolutely care for the new concert. --- we use 'care for' to refer to people, friends or familly who we have affection for. If you mean that you like the concert, I would use the verb 'enjoy' instead.
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    October 28, 2021
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    Hi, What you need to ask yourself is if the day is 'little' or the cold is 'little'. Little and cold are both adjectives, so they are both describing the day. That sounds a bit strange - how can a day be little? If you want to say that it was not very cold, you need to use an adverb to modify cold. As someone else has suggested, 'slightly' would be a good adverb to use, but you could also use 'mildly'. I hope that helps!
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    August 24, 2021
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    Every mother-tongue speaker's experience is probably slightly different depending on their family and educational system. I was never formally taught prepositions, but I absorbed them with the language as a child. When I was in school we did not explicitly study prepositions, but I was corrected if I used one incorrectly.
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    August 24, 2021
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    I've never hear of a Coke&Pepsi dance competition, nor read any reference to it. What is the cultural context of the book that you are reading? Perhaps it is something specific to a particular region.
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    August 20, 2021
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    Hi Waad, Zikhona is technically correct but when referring to the zip/zipper on trousers the two are normally used interchangeably. I wouldn't expect most native speakers to know the difference in meaning between the two words.
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    August 19, 2021
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    I agree with Phil and Leah - learning a language requires a level of consistency and dedication that most people don't want to give. As a beginner you see dramatic improvements, but after that your results are directly linked to the effort that you put in. But for students who are patient and really want to learn, there are huge rewards waiting!
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    August 19, 2021
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    Hi Niwantha, As Charmian said, 1 is correct. After certain time expressions which refer to the future (when, before, after, as soon as, until etc.) we use the present simple and never the future tense.
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    June 17, 2021
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    To answer both of your questions: 1) both 'a computer' and 'computers' are possible here with no real difference. 2) 'at work' is correct but 'in our studies' or as someone else suggested 'for our studies'.
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    June 15, 2021
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    I would agree with Anna, we would use them more or less interchangeably.
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    June 15, 2021
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    This expression doesn't sound completely natural. With the verb 'exceeding' we would normally use 'by x %' - exceeding its initial goal by 3000% To keep the '30 times', you would do better with a different verb. 'reaching 30 times its initial goal' 'reaching its initial goal 30 times over' This is about collocation so there is no hard and fast grammar rule, it simply sounds better and more natural.
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    June 8, 2021
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