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Jan 15, 2017
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    July 14, 2016
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    My introduction

    Hi everyone! My name is Vasily. I live in Saint-Petersburg form Russian. I'amI'm 36 years old and I decided that "I want to speak read and write on in English". I hope here I will find a people that will help me do it. I can help study the Russian language.

    I going write a short text and publicpublish it on the notebook. FindI'd like to find a teacher for learning every days. Find the and find friends who wants to make conversation to improve your skills the,to free perception and understanding the English speech to understand English speech.

    Thanks for reading and maybe fix this text.

    Successful learning!


    Hi Vasily! I am Regev from the United States.  I made some corrections to your text, but please: do not be discouraged! Keep using English and you will get better!


    One question: I was a little unsure of what you meant by "free perception."

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    July 13, 2016
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    July 13, 2016
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    First time writing in Russian Привет! Меня зовут Регев. Мне 38 лет, и я живу в Америке, в 200 км от Чикаго. Я очень люблю языки и хочу изучить русский язык. Я изучал этот язык в университете, но все забыл! В следующем году я хочу поехать в Казахстан, так что мне нужно знать русский язык!
    July 12, 2016
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    Difference between "also" and "as well"

    What is the difference between these two words?


    I would say placement in a sentence.


    Examples:

    "He is also a student." vs. "He is a student as well."

    "As well" usually comes at the end of a sentence. 

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    July 12, 2016
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  • Answered
    They have similar meaning, but it depends on how you use the word. One sounds more natural in one case, and one sounds better in another. Examples: "He lost his job" and NOT "He lost his work." "He is at work" and NOT "He is at job." Hope it helps!
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    July 11, 2016
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