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Hi, I'm passionate about speaking English naturally. I'm doing everything necessary, such as speaking, reading, writing, watching movies etc. one thing I feel like missing is speaking with a native speaker. Hope this site would be a great help in this regard..
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    thanks Bree. I was doing a TOEFL practice test where I came across the first sentence I mentioned and I did answer "makes", but it turned out to be wrong. that's why I was wondering which one is the correct answer.
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    January 17, 2017
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    Subject Verb Agreement: I'm confused to use singular and plural verbs in the following sentence: 1. Studying late at night is one of those things that make / makes me tired. 2.Faurk is one of my friends who is / are doing job in bank. 3. Fuchka is one of my favorite foods that is / are cheap. I'm having hard time using the correct verbs. say, in the 3rd sentence, I don't know whether it is "is" or "are". I understand that in the sentence "that" should refer to "favorite foods". in this sense, I should use "are". but I'm talking about "Fuchka" here and nor are all my favorite foods cheap. Please explain the correct answer.
    January 17, 2017
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    What does the word "percolate" mean? What does the word "percolate" mean in the following sentence, "He could hear the anger beginning to percolate again"?
    December 4, 2016
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    I want to learn English

    My name is chen Zhenghong. I am from China.I want to learn English. I wish somebody could help me.
    Thank you very much.[emoji][emoji]
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    December 3, 2016
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    There's no difference between 'because' and 'since' in the sentence mentioned. because and since both mean reason here and work as conjunction. Generally speaking, “because” is used to state the reason for something that the listener or reader doesn’t already know, or when it’s uncertain if they know or not. “since” is used to emphasize the reason for something that is already known to the listener or reader. there are many examples regarding this in the following links, https://englishhelponline.me/2011/02/28/the-difference-between-words-because-and-since/
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    November 1, 2016
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    To me Portuguese version looks the same as English. normally, If you beat time to a piece of music, it means you move your hand or foot up and down in time with the music. here thoughts work as music and arms move according to the thoughts.
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    October 31, 2016
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