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Cold winter...
It was 21℉ this morning.
The cold winter will soon be here.
Although I hate much snow, my daughter loves it. She wants to make snowmen...
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Almost US company will be closed this Thursday and Friday. So I will be off as well.Almost all US companies
I will go to outlet mall with my family on Black Friday. If my wife forgives me, I would like to get some golf wears!!!
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0 votedNovember 24, 20160Valentine's Day
Today is Valentine's Day, and although it is a little weird, I <gs id="6ab5bca4-c63f-42b6-8d78-12309c29dc55" ginger_software_uiphraseguid="dfb75c28-4c26-4d59-8e6a-f08bb30c8593" class="GINGER_SOFTWARE_mark">don´t know what in</gs> other countries do. In Mexico, if we don´t have a relationship, we spend all day with our friends, because today is the day of love and friendship.The correction to this will be:
Today is Valentine's Day, and although it is a little awkward, I don't know what they do in other countries. In Mexico, if a person is not a relationship, he/she spends all day with friends, because today is the day of love and friendship.
I corrected the text as much as I could, but the first sentence I didn't really know what you meant. Did you mean that Valentine's day was weird in your country, in other countries or is it weird in general? I also think the word awkward fits more in this context. Hope this helps.
0 votedFebruary 15, 20161- The idiom "hit the roof" means to become very angry suddenly. Hence the cartoon scenes where a character becomes really angry and his/ her head starts steaming and they fly and literally hit the roof, if that makes sense to you. Note that I was not positive of the meaning of this word until I searched for it, but I deduced it from the sentence you wrote. Reading more will help you acquire this skill, but reading in context can be very beneficial for understanding idioms and expressions.0 votedFebruary 14, 20161
- "Why is English Important?" is the grammatically correct question. In English, Question words can be used both at the start of a sentence and at the start of a question, depending on word order. In the example you used, Why (Q. word) English (subject) is (verb) Important (adjective). This is a correct for of a sentence as it follows the grammatical English sentence order (Subject-Verb-Object) but in this example the sentence has no object. While the correct grammatical question form follows the order (verb-subject-object). Hope this helps.0 votedFebruary 14, 20160
- It may not be exactly relevant, but the word حكاية can have a more "mythical" or "fable" connotation. For example, when you talk about telling a fairy tale in Arabic, or when children want to talk about stories, they would rather say حكاية. Also قصة has a kind of formal feel to it. They can definitely be used interchangeably without any problem, it's all about those subtle differences. In this particular sentence I feel like it is used for that "bedtime story" connotation, to make it seem less formal and more familiar, is that makes sense. Hope this helped.0 votedFebruary 14, 20162
