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I am a student from Russia who likes learning foreign languages :) I'm there cuz I wanna know I can always ask someone for help.
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    I can't understand the difference When someone says just for example JIM IS BEING GENEROUS and JIM IS GENEROUS What is the difference? One another example YESTERDA Y SHE WAS BEING HARRASED BY THE POLICE and YESTERDAY SHE WAS HARRASED BY THE POLICE. Actually, I almost never meet sentences with being... so I just can't imagine it all.. Please, explain!
    January 25, 2016
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    Меня не так поняли: Я имею ввиду, например, использование этой фразы в предложении: Он привык обращаться на "Вы" к незнакомым людям.
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    November 2, 2015
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    what's the difference between can't and cannot? what's the difference between can't and cannot?
    November 2, 2015
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    Как сказать по-английски правильно? "Ты принимаешь участие в гонке" "Обращаться на Вы(ты)"
    October 25, 2015
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    hmano great! thanks
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    October 16, 2015
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    Спасибо огромное, Стив!
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    October 16, 2015
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    Krzysztof, of course, this is obvious. Thanks for your help) but I asked about the difference between using -ing form and infinitive when there's a verb like/love/hate..etc.
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    October 16, 2015
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    About -ing form and infinitive I've got a question but I don't know anyone whom I could ask. I read today that after verbs: like, love, hate, etc we use -ing form. I get it. And if we have "I would... like/love/hate.." we should use infinitive. But I've heard that we can allso use infinitive after like/love ect just like I like playing the guitar // it's correct I guess I like to play the guitar // is it correct? I mean, it doesn't matter what to use after like/love.. yes? I'm confused.
    October 16, 2015
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