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I am a Korean-American, born and raised in Hawaii, I am planning to visit Japan this summer! I would like to learn conversational Japanese and I can help you learn English in return. I especially like talking about and explaining idioms and idiomatic expressions; they are difficult to explain, but there's a lot of fun in the explanation!
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    Sometime. You are inviting the other party to another, singular event in the future.
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    July 7, 2017
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    1. ||__ __ __ __ __|| ....||.........|...........|| ....||......[sign]......|| ....||.....................|| The [sign] is held up by the chain, which is held up by the two poles. 2. In this case, you can use either or, but definitely use one.
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    July 7, 2017
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    "I don't think that's right."
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    March 20, 2016
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    It is a contraction of "is not".
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    December 11, 2015
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    Here, "every person" means more than one person because "every" is generally used to refer to more than one thing (e.g. "Hello, everyone"), so you'd use the plural form, "wants".
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    December 11, 2015
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    "This is a recruiting topic / theme in your test questions." No. I think the word you are looking for is recurring. Recurrent is technically okay, but isn't really used. "The theme tends to recur throughout the test = it is repeated. Is this right?" This is fine.
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    December 11, 2015
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    It's hard to say without more context, but for Deputy Director, "Dep. Director" is recognizable to native speakers to mean Deputy Director.
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    December 11, 2015
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    No, capitalize only if it is the name of a specific art festival. (e.g. Utah Art Festival) If you are asking someone if there are art festivals where they live, I would go with: "Do you have art festivals there?" or "Do you have art festivals where you live?"
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    December 11, 2015
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