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  • Answered
    The difference is the grammar; else, they both mean the same. The first sentence is grammatically incorrect. It should be like this. *The professor told me that I shouldn't come until I had learned all the materials.
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    March 18, 2016
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    Based on what my English speaking pen pals have told me, my writing is good, but when it comes to speaking English, I'm not as fluent as a right and proper speaker. P.S. I hope this helped you.
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    March 18, 2016
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    3. BEHOLD at this rainbow! I've never seen it so bright!  
    9. Everyday, the houseworker spends  CONSIDERABLE amount of time washing the dishes.
    10. She has a PREDISPOSITION to cold, as almost all of her line always was prone to it.

    P.S. This is all I can do. May be, there are few other mistakes as well. But, I am not sure.

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    March 18, 2016
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