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Darryl
Filipino (Tagalog)
Jun 21, 2017
Jared is a very fast learner! He's also remarkably inquisitive and analytical - which proves to be rather useful when learning a foreign language or anything in general. Pagpatuloy mo lang yung dedication mo sa Filipino and maniwala ka, sa loob ng ilang buwan, gagaling ka sa language na ito. Isa kang mahusay na estudyante!
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    To A date with friends

    I had not seen my college friends of college for a while. Finally, I finally met them on Saturday. [note: "Finally, ..." sounds like the last step of a series of instructions/events/actions.] We ate launch lunch at a restaurant with which included delicious meal such as entrees  including pizza and spaghetti. Then, we originally planed going planned to go to a compound amusement place for reading, throwing the dart darts, playing shooting basketball machine, playing bowling. Unfortunately, Because of raining, playing the basketball-shooting arcade game, and bowling; however, due to the rain, there were so many people inside that we couldn’t enter. So we changed decided to go to karaoke instead. And our ultimate active activity was that we had a little having a little bit to drink in a small restaurant with a live music show. Although it rained all day, we still had a good time.
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    June 22, 2017
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    Another option is to use anger/upset as the verb and leave out "make". "To avoid upsetting/angering her parents, she didn't tell the truth." or as a noun: "To avoid her parents' ire/anger/wrath, she didn't tell the truth."
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    June 16, 2017
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    Typically, one doesn't feel "wind" in bed. Indoors, "wind" is called "a draft" or perhaps a "breeze". So then it would be "While I was lying in bed, I could feel a strong draft"... unless, again, you're trying to speak in flowery language for artistic purposes (and if you are, then you can go into more detail with "blowing against my body" or "running across my legs" or whatever you want). But if you're just trying to communicate what happened, you would just say "I could feel a draft" or "I felt a draft".
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    June 16, 2017
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    They're both grammatically ok, but they also sound a little awkward. It would be much more common to say "because the wind was so/very strong" or "because it was so/very windy" (most common). "the wind blew strongly" sounds like something that would appear in a poem or an artistic narrative.
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    June 16, 2017
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