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Hi there,
I've studied English for almost 3 years.
I'd like to improve my English to the advanced level, and also have long time exchange partner or friends who practice and help each other.
Have a good one! Thanks :)
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- What's ''industry-wide defence''? I'm reading the article about British TV industry. There is a sentence I don't understand. ''Comedy writer Armando Lannucci has called for an industry-wide defence of theBBC and British programme-makers. What does ''defence'' mean in this sentence? Thank you :)May 26, 201930
- How to use ''further'' I don't know the meaning of ''further'' very much. Here is the example. '' The bar graph categorizes the ownership information further by five levels of education from in 2002 and 2010.'' What's the meaning of ''further'' in this sentence? It means ''in detail''? Also I would appreciate if you give me some examples using further. Thank you :)May 21, 201971
- Could you tell me which one is correct? I don't know how to use a relative pronoun very much. Here is examples. 1) There are five steps by which cement is produced. 2) There are five steps which cement is produced. 3) There are five steps cement is produced by. Which one is correct? Which one is the best for using for the essay, if there are multiple choices? Thank you for your help :)May 5, 201980
- Is my interpretation of this sentence correct ? I'm working on the article about Beethoven Biography. I don't understand this sentence below clearly. Beethoven's classmate in a Latin grade school said ''Not a sign was to be discovered of the spark of genius which glowed so brilliantly in him afterwards'' This is my interpretation. ''There was no sign to discover that he had a brilliant spark of genius in his future.'' Is that correct? Thank you :)May 1, 201970
- What's the difference between replace sth with and replace sth by I think both meanings are same on the title, but I don't know when I use "with" or "by". Here are two examples. -Beef was the most popular product which was replaced by chicken in around 1990. -The factory replaced most of its workers with robots. These examples are ok with either ''with'' or ''by''? Or if it is not, please teach me how to distinguish these two. Thank you :)November 7, 201821
- Which preposition comes after fluctuate? I'm writing an essay explaining a line graph. I have a question about the preposition comes after fluctuate. I think it's ''in'' or ''on'' in this case of my sentence. Here is the sentence which I'd like to explain. ''the proportion of audience fluctuated in a gradual downward trend to 5% at the end of the day. '' or ''the proportion of audience fluctuated on a gradual downward trend to 5% at the end of the day. '' I'd would be happy if you help me with my question. Thanks :)October 28, 2018100
- What does ''out of space'' mean? I was reading the story behind the song that I often listen these days, the song is "Marry me" by Thomas Rhett. In the story, I have a part I don't understand. ''The song was written out of this space..." Here is a paragraph that included in the sentence I don't understand. "We wrote that song from a place that could have been my life. Everybody has those moments in life where they can either go left or go right, and if you go left, you'll never know what could have been in the other direction. That's where I was at a certain point with my now-wife, Lauren. The song was written out of this space where I knew that if I had never told Lauren how I felt about her, I probably have been invited to her wedding and would have watched her marry somebody else. I probably wouldn't have been quite as sad as the guy in the music video for the song, but it would definitely still have wrecked me." It might not be enough information, but I would appreciate if you help me. Thanks :)October 25, 201850

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