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    Is "Kindly" the beginning of your sentence? If it is, I would say "I would like to kindly inform you that we'll visit Japan again...." But to answer your question: No. Are you talking about just yourself? Only you will be staying in Tokyo for one week? If so, then you would use "I".
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    April 5, 2016
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    I would say both are right. However, London is extremely common and "the city of" is pretty much implied. If you are speaking to a group and there is a chance they don't know what London is, say "city of London". But any other time it's okay to just say "London".
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    April 5, 2016
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    I think what you are looking for is "knowing us", but your question is unclear. Do you mean that if someone knew you and your personality and your characteristics (and the other person, since you said "us"), they will know that you will make a lot of 'whoopsies'? For example, let's say I am very clumsy and I trip and fall down all the time. And one day I'm at dinner with high heels on. I can say, to myself, "knowing me, I'm going to fall on my face tonight..."
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    April 5, 2016
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    Yep, "I missed" will be more natural. The "it" is understood and left out.
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    April 5, 2016
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    It sounds like there were PROBABLY more than three people, but he only knew three doctors. But it's impossible to know from the sentence. All the reader knows at this point is that he knew three doctors there.
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    April 5, 2016
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    I'm going to guess C but I'd really want to know what you are trying to convey before answering.
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    April 5, 2016
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    Are you asking how to get the attention of your waiter/waitress? Or are you asking what to say when they are at your table? If they are waiting for you to order, you can tell them your request in several ways 1. Hi. Can i get a large cheese pizza please? 2. I would like to order the steak. Please add onions and mushrooms on the side. 3. I'll have the salmon, please All are okay. #1 is more informal though, but can be used at a bar or pub If you want to get the waiter's attention, just say "excuse me. I am ready to order"
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    April 2, 2016
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    In North America, it's the same pronunciation.
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    April 2, 2016
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    1. Tom divorced Mary last year (no is/was) OR 1. Tom was divorced from Mary last year (add from) 2. Gandhi was committed to nonviolence. He believed in it all of his life (was: Gandi is dead, so it is past tense since he cannot be committed to nonviolence anymore)
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    April 2, 2016
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    My introduction

    Hello you all!! Good evening. My name is Lucas. I’m Brazilian. I live in  Natal; it’s the most easterly city of Brazil. I’m a mechanical engineer. I love playing sports, (chiefly is not common. More natural: especially)chiefly soccer. I’m married. I’ve worked on finding a way to reach a good level of fluency, with the nearest locals accent (not sure what you mean: locals accent?). Well, I guess I didn’t screw all up  too much (I'm assuming you mean this introduction?), however I fell like I’m crawling, almost stuck right now. It has been such a hard task raising my vocabulary and getting better talking spontaneously. Anyway, I’m attempting a different approach. I guess it might make me move forward.

    I have to guess on a couple meanings (Sorry if i misunderstood you):


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    March 31, 2016
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