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    "Supposed to" x "should": what's the difference? Hi, guys! I want to know if I can use "supposed to" and "should" in the same way. Look at these examples: I'm not supposed to have it I shouldn't have it I'm supposed to send an e-mail later I should send an e-mail later Thank you for your help
    October 10, 2016
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    Bibliomancy Do you know what's bibliomancy? It's the use of books in divination. I realy like to do it, 'cause it hasn't worked, but always gave me funny moments. One day I wanted to decide if I should invite a girl to go out, so I opened the first book in my face and read this words: "How much electrical power do we have in the LEM, and how much oxygen?" I liked this sentence, electrical power seemed I'd have a good meet. So I go, "If you have time how about dinner and a movie?" and She goes "That's so lovely, let me ask to my boyfriend". I'll be grateful if you correct me.
    September 19, 2016
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    Short horror story I live in an old house in the countryside. It’s a big house, but I live alone now, because my two sons have gone away to study on the city. One day I've noticed that the doors in the house were always opened. I thought it was strange, because I knew that I've closed the doors many times. So, I decided close all doors in the house. The last one was my bedroom’s door. I sat in my bed and I waited for fifteen minutes. So then I went out of my bedroom and I felt fear at the first time in my life. It was a real fear. All the doors in the house were opened. I'll be grateful if you correct me.
    September 9, 2016
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  • Commented

    I have some experience to talk by video call in Wechat, not Skype, but I think it's the same idea.

    The reasons 3 and 4 of your list are the most relevant for me. And the 5 recently, because the olympic games have been in my city and a lot of people said things that not true. But I resist to remove them.

    I guess sometimes it's like a challenge find a person to talk.

    A lot of men won't talk with others men, just with girls (yeah, it's stupidity), and a lot of girls know need to take care to talk with a man because a lot of men do idiotic things on chat. So, It's hard find someone to just talk.

    So, I just remove people that do offensive things.

    Sorry for my mistakes. My English is bad yet.

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    September 6, 2016
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    Are there some difference between "I like it" and "I like that"? I've seen these sentences a lot of times. I think these two sentences are used in the same context, am I right?
    September 5, 2016
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    Thank you, Emma. I'm looking for "survival expressions" to make my communication more easy in some situations and your article is perfect for that.
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    September 5, 2016
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    How is the difference between "I think..." and "I find..." in opinion sentences? I've read sometimes sentences like that: I think I'm ready I thought I was an alien I find that country life really agree with me I found it strange that... Then, I wanna know if there are some difference to use think/thought or find/found, becouse in opinion sentences both have the same translation in my mother languege Thank you!
    August 31, 2016
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    "I thought I'd wear a shirt today". Is [I'd] a contraction of [I had] or [I would] in this sentence? I've seen this sentence in the final scene of The Pursuit of Happyness. I don't understand it. If I want to say that, maybe I'd say: "I thought I should wear a shirt today. But, I thought [I'd] never is a contraction of [I should].
    August 15, 2016
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