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Computer science student at Tomsk State University. Palestinian. Born in Israel & lived about 14 years in Florida. Native English speaker.
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Azeri
May 12, 2017
Thank you very much for the lovely feedback, Omar. You did absolutely great job in our first class. Now, it's time to practice at home. I'm very much looking forward to your rapid improvement.
Mereinur
Kazakh
May 10, 2017
Сәттілік тілеймін!
Demi
Russian
Sep 24, 2016
Thank you Omar fro your story. It is a great start. Keep it up! Успехов и до новых встреч!
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  • Corrected

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    November 5, 2016
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  • Answered
    A). Yes, but "firebomb" is pretty generic. They would just be referring to any incendiary device (Molotov, etc). B). Since they are not taking into account the data of people who "firebomb black churches", the results may be different from reality. The words "can" and "could" are pretty interchangeable​ in that sentence. "Could" just seems to sound nicer to the ears.
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    September 25, 2016
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