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    IELTS writing training - 01 This is one of my training for IELTS test... Could anyone check if this note makes sense? ------------------------------------------ Conflict between parents and their children is necessary because it helps the latter to develop. This is because in general experiencing a conflict with someone important to us offers opportunities to learn how we can find the way to make every one of us happy, not only oneself. To illustrate, when making the weekend plan, if things they want to do are different, they need to conceive a compromising plan that is okay with all of them. If the parents avoid conflicting with their child and always let their child do anything at his/her disposal, when he/she starts having to build relationships with some other people, they must feel difficulty and at the worst, they stop trying to interact with people other than their parents.
    December 13, 2019
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    First, you need to get rid of お from なまえ to make it casual. And it sounds weird like you're asking with 何か? ( it's limited to be used in kind of formal or old style writings) You can just say なまえは何? or if you want it more natural, say なまえは?. But we normally don't use a casual style when we first meet and introduce each other in my opinion.
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    July 25, 2018
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    English Diary July 25 2018 Today, my job got done early! I attended a software event, so I didn't stay in the office. In the event, attendees can get small drink and snack. In every case I'm offered those thing, I'm always willing to receive those benefits.[emoji] It's a part of my character I don't like. Some idea like "もったいない (Mottainai)" in my head has me do such behaviours. For those who don't know the phrase, "Mottainai" shows a feeling of regretfulness about something that hasn't been used enough and is going to be wasted. I want to make an excuse, that is the idea stems from my passion to treasure "everything"....
    July 25, 2018
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    I can't understand this mean from just this piece of information. Could you add the context or situation about this conversation?
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    January 7, 2016
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