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    Ja er is verschil tussen deze twee woorden. Wetten, geboden, regels worden overtreden. Dus als voorbeelden: de wet is overtreden. Het reglement is overtreden. Mijn gebod is overtreden. In deze gevallen gebruik je overtreden en kun je geen overschreden gebruiken. Overschreden wordt meer bij grenzen, termijnen en bevoegdheden e.d. gebruikt. Voorbeelden: de begroting is overschreden. De maximumsnelheid is overschreden. Mijn grens is overschreden. In deze gevallen kun je dan niet overtreden gebruiken. Hoop dat het zo een beetje duidelijk is?
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    September 20, 2016
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    In this case, it is an adverb, I believe. So if you want to attribute it to something it probably be to: to change. So 'om te veranderen' would be 'to change'. It is one of those difficult words in the Dutch language, you can use it in different sentences and it can mean something completely different. couple of examples: waar gaat het om? (what's it about?), je tijd is om (your time is up), om de hoek (around the corner). Hope this helps!
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    September 20, 2016
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    Most likely it is a movie mistake. Maybe it was an earlier take where they did not order the pizza by phone and that the other kid had to pick it up instead of having it delivered and they forgot to edit this in the final movie. It happens quite often in movies and would be considered a continuity error. You can check this sort of things at www.imdb.com. They have a section that is called Goofs, so maybe it is mentioned there. Hope this helps!
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    September 9, 2016
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    In this case it might depend on your interpretation. They seem to have the same meaning, however, the second one: 我所有的书都喜欢看, might be read as: I love to read all of the books that I have( as in I do not have a preference, i like all of them). The interpretation might differ because you put 我 at the beginning of the sentence, which in this sentence might be read as have: 我所有的书: all of my books. So if you want to have exactly the same meaning I would suggest leaving out 我. Example:( 我)什么书都喜欢看。所有的书都喜欢看。Hope this helps
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    August 28, 2016
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    Is it the exact same dot in the middle? If it happens to be a completely black dot, then it is most likely that it is used to seperate Western names which are translated in Chinese. for example: 史蒂芬·威廉·霍金 is Stephen William Hawking. Is this what you meant? Or is it really a white dot in the middle?
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    August 19, 2016
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    the grammar is correct, I think, but it depends on the situation if you should use this. If you use the sentence: you don't seem to care much, it might be considerd negative or insulting. For example: you are telling a story, but your friend doesn't seem to listen and you use: "you don't seem to care much", it is quite possible that your friend might be insulted. So unless that is the reaction you are looking for, you might consider using another sentence.
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    August 14, 2016
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    I think it also depends if you want to learn British English or American English. Most of the series mentioned above are series with American English, so if you like to have a British comparison I would recommend Sherlock, Broadchurch or if you like Sci-Fi: doctor Who. 

    Maybe if it is possible, you could use English subtitles. That way you can read the parts which are hard to hear and look up the words you don't know. 

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    August 14, 2016
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    "bitch" 这个字比较难用。 你的例如用法应该是幽默的意思。你可以说:what's up, bitches?! 意思是朋友们,你们这么样? 但是, 用这个字, 你应该需要认识那位人。不认识那位,我觉得不太合适。看情况吧, 如果你觉得合适,你可以用。
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    August 12, 2016
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    I'm sorry you had such a bad experience with FB. It should be a nice site where you can catch up with your friends and people with the same interests. 

    I have read an article somewhere that people actually only post happy things on FB, so no negative of depressing stories or how bad their day was. Which might give you the impression that everybody on FB is happy and has a wonderfull life. However in real life, that might not be the case. They present themselves better than they really are. Well, most of them anyway.

    Might I suggest you just use FB for your foreign connections, just so you can keep up with their stories? you could even just use the messenger, like you are doing now. 

    FB should be used as a fun tool to connect with people, but if it makes you feel bad or it feels too much like work, I would suggest to leave it all behind and concentrate on the things that make you happy.

    And one thing to remember is that you don't need to share your whole life with the internet. Just share the things you like and don't worry too much about what people might think.

    Sorry for the long reply!

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    August 10, 2016
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