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    How can I improve quickly my english
    How can I improve my English quickly?
    How can I quickly improve my English?

    Hi, everyone.

    I'm french native speaker
    I'm a native speaker of French.

    I 'll move to US for business & study in few time.
    I'll move to the US for business and study in a short time.

    I would therefore like to improve my English befor [before] pass my TOEFL Test.
    I would therefore like to improve my English and to pass my TOEFL Test.

    I would like to pass my test with flying colors. I need more than 700 points or at least 700 points on the TOEFL iBT.
    Thanks for your helping. I promise in return to help
    all people who need to improve his french.
    people who need to improve their French.
    anyone who needs to improve his/her French.

    Yours !

    Good luck, Horace!

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    Sorry, no, the first one is not correct. How long have the two of you been seeing each other.
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    Use "the" -- the United States / the US -- the United Kingdom / the UK But "I went to Spain, I went to France, I went to Korea ..." Here's an explanation: http://www.grammar-quizzes.com/article4c.html
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    Let's go for coffee! Let's go to a cafe. Let's go for ice cream! We'll go to the ice cream shop. Let's go to the movies. I could really go for a comedy! You go TO a place. You go FOR a thing you want. I could really go for some chocolate right now.
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    ...to make sure... uses _that_ Examples: Make sure that the door is locked! Make sure that you call your mother. ...if / whether ... See whether the door is locked, please. See if you can guess what I'm thinking. I'll find out whether you called or mother or not. By the way, it's unusual to say "pays attention" -- it's more usual to say "is paying attention." And "speaking" is not correct; "saying" is needed here. Here's your sentence with choices for some of the phrases: {informal / typical / more formal}. When two people are {talking / having a conversation / in conversation}, the speaker will {look at the listener now and then / occasionally look at the listener, only look at the listener from time to time} [no comma] in order to {see if / check whether / make sure that} the listener is {paying attention. / paying attention to what is being said. / paying attention to what he or she is saying.}
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