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    Cindy, welcome to italki!

    <hr>Hello,everyone my name is Cindy.

    Hello everyone, my name is Cindy.

    I'm from 166 class.

    I'm from class 166.

    My hubby is play the flute.

    My hubby plays the flute.

    I like the Subject is mass.

    My favorite subject is math.

    My English is very bad,so I join this cloud.

    My English needs improvement, so I joined this website.

    I want my English better and better.

    I would like to improve my English.

    I give up my English when I was a junior high school student in three.

    (This one is a bit unclear) I stopped my English studies during my third year of junior high school.

    But I agree English is very important, I want to learn English Once again.

    I believe that English is very important, therefore I'd like to resume my studies.

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    October 24, 2017
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    Hi, In conversational English you can say either statement, but dropping "the" before value. For example: It's being sold below value. They are selling it below value. Hope this helps.
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    September 19, 2017
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    Hi, The latter two sentences do have the same meaning as the first. Good luck!
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    April 27, 2017
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    Hi Terry, 1. You are correct, the "it" is referring to the "social capacity...common project". 2. The "physical dangers" is in reference to "learning about physical objects" and any risks associated with the young child's interaction with their new discoveries. Hope this helps.
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    April 10, 2017
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    Hi, you are correct. The original sentence implies that the first instance that cricket was played was during time spent in England.
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    April 10, 2017
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    Hi Alex, Generally, a reply is an answer for a question either in writing or spoken. However, a response can be an answer to a question or a reaction to a situation and can be written, spoken OR acted out (bodily response). Hope this helps.
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    April 10, 2017
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    Hi Terry, The first sentence explains that people are conditioned for outcomes that match their expectations or experiences. However, when "events" deviate beyond their expectations, the person might need to take a moment to reflect or come up with an alternative solution. Hope this helps.
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    April 10, 2017
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    Hi Terry, you are correct. "From deep in his throat" can mean a husky voice. It is meant to carry on the theme of dark and tense feeling this passage has. Hope this helps.
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    April 6, 2017
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