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My name is Sergey.
I am 40 years old.
I learn English myself. Without a specific purpose, just for myself. I want to be able to read English-language sites and books.
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- Grammar genders of some inanimated nouns in English Hi everyone! I'm greating you all from Russia and have one question. As I have read, inanimated nouns in English have a common gender. But there are exceptions, following words may have following genders: Feminine gender: The Moon, the Earth, Spring, Nature, Ship Masculine gender: The Sun, Summer, Winter, Death, War My questoin is: using of the words written above in male and female genders is a strict rule of language or is it only one of the options for artistic expression? Is it permissible for them to be used in a common gender, that is, with a pronoun "it"? Thank you in advance for your response.December 19, 201850
- Я бы написал так:1.В комнате у него был такой беспорядок, как будто он давно здесь не жил.2.Витя не такой умный, как мы полагали.3.Он столько всяких подробностей приводил, как будто боялся, что ему не поверят.4.У неё было такое мрачное выражение лица, как будто с ней случилось несчастье.5.Она была так счастлива, как будто/словно осуществилась её долгожданная мечта.6.В этом году библиотека закупила столько книг, сколько нужно было по плану.Где через косую черту / , там уместны оба варианта.0 votedAugust 9, 20180
- Of course, You can make engraving just "Тебе" or "Для тебя" but it'll be unusual and unnatural for inscription like these in Russian. Usually such inscription content an indication of the recipient of the gift and the event in honor of which the gift is being given. For example "Другу в день рождения". "Дорогому отцу в честь юбилея" If you are gift smth. to smb.just because without any event, the sign may be "На память от (your name)". Other variant "На добрую память" The specific inscription depends on whom you give the gift to and why.0 votedJanuary 18, 20180

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