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Alexandre
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Oct 1, 2016
Rob hadn't used French in a long time, and yet, he was quite capable of explaining difficult concepts like nuclear medicine! It would be a pleasure to keep working with you, Rob, and guide you along a learning process that will lead you to your goals.
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    1. Good. 2. Incorrect. The more common expression is, "After all, what are friends for?" "Friendship" refers to the bond of affection between people. "Friends" refers to the people themselves.
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    More idiomatic phrasing might be: "What makes you think this?" or "What makes you think so?" or "What makes you think that?"
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    September 29, 2016
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    That phrasing is already quite elegant. Other options: "No one has ever managed to make me forget you." "No one ever made me forget you."
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    September 29, 2016
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    Both are technically correct, but the first is much more fluid and common.
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