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- Printemps Il fait tellement beau aujourd'hui. C'est le printemps ici en amérique du nord. J'habite en Virginie, un état des États-Unis sur la côte Atlantique. En hiver ici, commençons en Novembre, les feuilles de la plupart des arbres se meurent. Et pour quelques mois, j'attends le printemps avec impatience. Toujours l'hiver me semble trop long. C'est peut-être un sentiment universel, sauf dans le monde tropic. Finalement, le printemps est là. Le soleil brille dans le ciel bleau. Les fleurs viennent d'apparaître partout. Et les arbres redeviennent verts. Mais, hélas, tout le monde est à l'intérieure à cause du coronavirus. [Veuillez corriger. Merci mille fois.]April 4, 202030
- Méditation Aujourd'hui j'ai fait de la méditation aprés longtemps. Ça m'a donné un sens de paix profonde. J'utilise une app qui s'appelle Waking Up, créée par Sam Harris. La méditation que Sam Harris enseigne est d'une sorte particulière. L'objet est d'étudier ou d'éxaminer son concept de soi, en faisant attention doucement à toutes les choses qui prennent forme dans sa conscience.April 4, 202030
- (My answer is based on my familiarity with American English. Things may be different in British English.) Both sentences are grammatically correct. "You haven't a" is not used outside of literary or formal contexts. So the first sentence is the more natural one. Yes, you can replace "when" with "if" — and I think it sounds better that way. Finally, the phrase "What good is" is not very common in American English. I'd probably say something like "What's the point of."0 votedJuly 27, 20180
- I was confused too. So I looked up the source text. [It's here, if anyone's interested: https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-44910195] Scott said this jokingly. What he meant is that the gaps are now so big in Toblerone that even a shoe can get lost there. Of course, that's not possible in reality because a shoe is much bigger than a Toblerone. But with this humorous exaggeration, he was able to communicate how he felt about the new Toblerone. Does it make sense?0 votedJuly 22, 20180
Fruit Season
July and August are the hottest months in Iraq. Heat is not without purpose. It ripens grapes and dates.Iraq is well-known for its delicious dates. It has grown in Iraq for thousands of years. There are many types of dates, such as Barhi. You can have dates after a meal as a dessert because ["for" is correct, but a little too formal] it can kill your appetite for any other sugary food. [Perhaps this is what you meant? Dates are great as a dessert because it kills one's appetite for any sugary food.]
Grapes ["also" doesn't sound appropriate here] have different types and colours, such as black, green and purple. They can be small, big, oval or ball-shaped.
Iraq also imports fruits from different countries. The war has impacted Iraq's agriculture, so we need to import to meet the market's needs. Banana is one of the fruits that we import and they come from Colombia or Ecuador.
There are more fruits in summer than in winter. Summer fruits are full of water; for example, watermelon [ not clear]. You might consider it a vegetable. Your meal won't be complete without its slices.
Which fruits grow in your country? In which seasons do they grow?
0 votedJuly 22, 20182
