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Казвам се Греъм. Англичанин съм и живея в великобритания близо до лондон. Английски е моят роден език. Искам да разменя моето време за вашето време за да използваме български и английски езици. Предпочитам хората които могат да говорят на Skype - може би за наоколо един час от време на време - в ранни сутрини, вечери или почивни дни. Не разбирам всички в български и говоря бавно, но ако ви ще търпеливи с мене, ние можем да се разберем добре. Използвам английски в работата ми до най-високото ниво. Мога да ви помогна с вашия говорим и писмен английски.
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Russian with Karina
Russian
Sep 26, 2019
It was nice to meet you, Graham! Thank you for today's lesson :)
Elena A
Bulgarian
Feb 9, 2019
Благодаря! Справи се много добре с диалозите! Продължавай да упражняваш глаголите!
Elena A
Bulgarian
Jan 16, 2019
Браво! Урокът този път беше малко с повишена трудност, но ти се справяш много добре!
Elena A
Bulgarian
Jan 12, 2019
Справи се добре с диалога и се досети за значението на непознатите глаголи от контекста! Продължавай в същия дух!
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  • Answered
    To criticise (British English) is to point out faults. To critique, to use an English word with a French origin. It has wide useage and is a weaker verb than condemn. To condemn is to judge something or someone and find them failing the standard that has been set. Its a very strong word for this. It is often used in a legal sense. For example: "He was found guilty of the crime and condemned to death by hanging."
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    July 24, 2018
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  • Commented

    In Britain, take away food shops that sell fried fish and chips — which is a typical British food thing of course — often have names that are a type of joke known as a pun.  Puns are comical through wordplay, usually inserting a word that has a double meaning when spelled incorrectly.

    So for example:

    Frydays

    The CodFather (cod is a white-fleshed sea fish)

    Tasty Plaice (plaice is a type of flat fish)

    And my favourite, Oh My Cod

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    June 2, 2018
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  • Corrected

    My day.

    Today is Thursday. I am not at work, because its my day off. I go shopping with my husband.
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    March 10, 2017
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  • Corrected

    Hi Radoslav.  A simple correction:

    My family has just returned from a vacation. Before now they haven't been apart from me for such a long time. So now I feel very happy. Next time I will go with them.

    Or a more complete correction and reframing of the grammar in the second sentence:

    My family has just returned from a vacation.  This is the first time that we have been apart for such a long time.  So now I feel very happy.  Next time I will go with them.


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    July 13, 2016
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  • Commented
    I would be happy to help in exchange for some Bulgarian practice.
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    April 10, 2016
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  • Commented

    Because it has negative personal associations - it means "I don't like you" with a softened emphasis - native English speakers would rarely use this sentence directly to someone in writing or in spoken conversation.  It would be very direct and almost rude and so would only be used to politely push someone away.  

    It would be much more common to hear the same sentence but ending in him, her,  or them when talking about someone else who is not present in the conversation.

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    April 10, 2016
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