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I'm a passionate linguist, and I love learning any language, not just the ones listed on my profile! If you want help with your English at all, and are willing to give me a hand in whatever it may be that you speak, I'm sure we can be good friends.
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What type of fruit do you like?
I am passionate about finding fine food in the world.
While a traveling I always look for local fruit.
When I came to North America at for the first time, I was surprised that the apples are were so small compared to the ones in Japan.
Japanese apples are usually cut when we eat but here’s apple the apples here are hardly size very small so It’s they're perfect for an outdoor snack.
In my opinion, most of the Japanese apples are sweeter than North American apples but I like small apples a lot.
I wish there are were some small apples in Japan.
Other Otherwise, my favorites is are pineapples.
I ate pineapples, especially in hot countries.
those They are cheap, of cause course tasty and have a high vitamin content.
For a whole pineapple it was just a dollar or less in Central America.
I do love mango as well, I had a paring knìfe which means I was ready to eat fruit whenever I find attractively one found an attractive one.
[This is a part of Journaling challenge Week 2 ,Day 4. https://www.italki.com/notebook/4207623/entry/805846 ]0 votedJune 10, 20170- I think that's a great idea! Some things I can recommend, given what your question leads me to believe your language is would be Gravity Falls, Steven Universe, Rick and Morty (If you're ok with learning pretty much every curse English has to offer) or just going on youtube and finding something you enjoy on there.0 votedJune 19, 20160
- Simple, the first is less assuming. There's nothing wrong with either. If you were to say (See, I did it there) if you say, then most native speakers will assume that you're leading it up with a negative consequence, or something that will happen to you, simply because of how it's commonly used, here in Britain at least. E.g "If you say a bad word, we will punish you." The second is just a more tutor-like or friendly way of saying it.0 votedJune 19, 20161
- Of which can apply to anything. E.g. "There were ten cakes, two of which were chocolate." Of whom works the same way as of which, but exclusively for people. E.g. "There were ten people going on the trip, two of whom were French" Whose is used to say something is someone's. E.g. "I know a man called James, whose rucksack was brown."0 votedJune 19, 20161
- Who are you going with is alright for casual speech, even if it's not good to put on an exam paper. With whom are you going is great for exam papers, but very few people will say it in normal speech. The other two are incorrect to my knowledge, or they just sound very strange if they are correct. As for why, I'm not quite sure.0 votedJune 19, 20161
Please help me to correct the letter
Dear sir or madam
I am one of your customers. I bought a set of kitchen ware which contains several dishes and spoons from your shop.Last week, the delivery company had sent those items to my new apartment. However, half of the plates were broke when i opened the package. Afterwards, I made a phone call to your shop and the clerk answered vaguely, confusing me, like he was trying to avoid the blame. Hence they put all of the blame on the delivery company .One more thing I should mention that as the conduct clause said your shop should take full responsibility for this accident.
Therefore, I require you to replace all of the broken dishes with new ones, and return my money that I spent on them.Faithfully
0 votedJune 12, 20162

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