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  • Answered
    Yep, these are both good!
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    May 6, 2016
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    April 26, 2016
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    Hi Rone!

    Thank you so much for your kindness in looking after my cat sorrow off my shoulders.
    Writing this message now I would just like to offer you some tips regarding this cat.
    First, don't try to make it act differently than it usually behaves. Change water for it every day.
    I've left food for it in the kitchen cabinet; do not feed it anything except what I left in the cabinet (<--- no "e" at the end). Otherwise, it might get sick.
    Whatever you do, don't open windows when the cat is nearby. It extremely bad to let cats and dogs wander the streets.
    "Finally, If you don't find your shoes are spoiled in a morning, change water for it every day, change her place every day (<--- ? see below), as well.
    Don't worry, I will return as soon as I can.

    Best,

    Sergey


    * "sorrow off my shoulders": I understand what you mean, but this phrase does not exist. You could say "a weight/load off my shoulders".

    * "If you don't find your shoes are spoiled in a morning": I'm not sure what you mean.

    * "change her place every day": Change the litterbox?

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    April 12, 2016
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  • Answered
    "I come here a couple OF times a week." Other than this one, very minor thing, they all look good! :-)
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    April 6, 2016
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  • Answered
    Yeah, if there are only three people, then you could say "Work among the three of you", although truthfully I've never heard anyone phrase it that way. People usually say "work in groups of three", "get in/divide yourselves into groups of threes", "work in threes", and so on.
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    April 5, 2016
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  • Answered
    I think the first one sounds better; the second one sounds a bit redundant with "going to keep doing". So I'm going with the first sentence. :-) As for the additional one, I think it sounds alright.
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    April 5, 2016
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  • Answered
    I would say, "I need to phone (the institute) again to learn more about the way they conduct the class." I'm not quite sure what you mean by "hold the class", though...
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    April 5, 2016
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  • Answered
    If you are saying that koalas provide some sort of benefit for Australia and Australians, then you'd say "Koalas are important FOR Australia." However, if you want to communicate that Australians value koalas (appreciate, love them, etc.), then you would say, "Koalas are important TO Australia(ns)."
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    April 5, 2016
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  • Answered
    Mary nailed it with her explanation. "Us knowing" doesn't make sense.
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    April 5, 2016
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  • Posted
    Un Jour Lent, Un Jour Somnolent Aujourd’hui, je suis levée à 5 heures, parce que je devais prendre le train à 7h30 pour retourner à l’université. Je préfère ne pas me dépêcher dans le matin; donc il vaut mieux me lever plus tôt bien que je serai fatiguée plus tard (et en fait, je pouvais à peine me tenir éveillée pendant la classe cet après-midi; c’était terrible!). Après, je me suis promenée dans le quartier au nord du campus pendant 1 a deux heures; il faisait très beau, aujourd’hui, alors je pensais, «Pourquoi pas l’apprécier?» Il faisait chaud, aussi, finalement. Il me semble que l’été de Texas n’est pas loin. :-)
    April 5, 2016
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