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Hi guys. Professionally, I am an Actuary but my passion lies in travel where I find joy in experiencing different cultures, traditions and languages. I have made many friends from all over the world who have taught me some of their language in exchange for some English. I share my home with my wife and about 30 animals, from dogs to ducks, which we have rescued over the years. I love to read, watch movies and cook delicious plant-based meals! I hope to have some interesting conversations with you!
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  • Answered
    Hi there The phrase "honk your nose" usually means squeezing your nose. To blow your nose is to clear your nose if you are sick for example. For car horns, you can either honk or blow your horn
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    May 31, 2019
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    Hi there. In this example, it shows that Morrie is surprised. It is old English and not used very much in this way anymore. The modern meaning is a lot more rude
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    May 9, 2019
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    Thank you to all for the comments and input. You have showed me how to better my profile so that I will be able to help students in the future
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    May 7, 2019
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    Hi Pelin Both sentences are correct
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    May 7, 2019
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    Hi Niwantha If you specifically have to use one of those two sentences, I would recommend the first. You could also avoid the phrase by saying "Progress made on the following assignments is summarized below" as the word "progress" shows it is still ongoing and so is your work done so far.
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    May 7, 2019
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    Roll-out is usually used to launch or make a new product or service Start is to begin something. In your example, starting a project next month means you will begin working on it then. Roll-out the project means that it will be launched and made available.
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    May 7, 2019
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    It means you left to go somewhere. The sentence tells us you got yourself dressed ready and "then you left"
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    May 7, 2019
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    Hello everyone

    I am one of the many teachers here on iTalki and was just wondering what specific qualities you look for when choosing your teacher/tutor?

    How do you decide which teachers to take lessons with?

    Thank you in advance
    May 6, 2019
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    Your example sentence does not sound natural. You could day "I forced my wife and daughter to from the room" or even "I asked my wife and daughter to leave the room"
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    May 6, 2019
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    In general, to "walk on the wild side" means to do something adventurous, risky or even what some would call questionable behavior. For the song lyrics, it's possible they are talking about that second option of yours
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    May 6, 2019
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