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    say cheese! This English instruction to someone about to be photographed makes them smile for the camera Do other languages have an equivalent expression and does it work (make the person smıle when pronouncing the word?)
    June 24, 2008
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    There are many such editions of individual plays Arden Shakespeare Cambridge Shakepeare etc have many notes But Brodie notes on particular plays are for beginners/school students and could be helpful for someone learning English And there are cartoon/comic book versions too ... Many websites also helpful - Google Shakespeare - try their books section - you might find what you need on-line
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    June 13, 2008
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    She would be a quıte old American singer with one great song!
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    June 13, 2008
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    It means That you must take it as a given thing (i.e. - the condition has been or will be met) or "Take it as read that ..." would be a more colloquial way of putting it so it means If you take it for granted that our company invests or will invest in hiring and training ... This would usually be followed by a question such as ... "Can you give us a reason to hire you?" or "Would you like to work for us?" (as explained very well above - they are telling you what they offer - what will you offer in return?
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    June 13, 2008
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    Does anyone have any memory of Seyfettin story High Heels? Yüksek Ökçeler?
    June 12, 2008
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    Is there a Turkish phrase for "a busman's holiday?" - i.e. a holiday where someone does what they do at work? like a bus driver might take a bus on his holiday ... a computer engineer might work on a computer ... so - is there a phrase like " a busman's holiday" ? (no holiday at all really!)
    June 12, 2008
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    English varies. It depends on which part of the country you are from, or live in. Or which country you are from and are speaking English in. There are many Englishes. This is good. There is no such thing as perfect English! Do not worry!
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    June 11, 2008
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