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Victor
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Feb 14, 2017
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    Hi, Here's the corrected version. Excellent news from our friend Jay! (For those who don't know him, Jay is an awesome fashion designer) And now he is working with ideas taken from Russian national costumes. How cool that, that such guy is inspired by our country! Look at these fabulous bright colorful patterns! Wow, it is amazing, isn't it? Hope this helps.
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    March 22, 2017
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    Hi, It's another way of saying 'you know what to do' Hope this helps
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    March 15, 2017
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    Hi, You can say that but it`s not natural, it would be better to say somthing like. My phone does everything I need. My phone has all the features I need. Hope this helps
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    February 25, 2017
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    Hi, To me as a native speaker the sentence is incorrect, it does convey the information but just sounds awkward. I would say something like. "I looked at the sun and for the next ten minutes wherever I looked I could see the image of the sun. " Hope this helps.
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    February 11, 2017
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    Hi, In examples 1 and 2 both are correct but the use of 'me' is the most common and is used in everyday speech. 3. "Ken can speak English as well as Tom." This is correct. "Ken can speak as good English as Tom." This is incorrect, it could be reworded as "Ken's English is as good as Tom's" Hope this helps.
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    January 23, 2017
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    Thanks Monica, that makes sense to me, I thought it would be the case but wasn't sure. Thanks again for your help.
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    January 23, 2017
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    Using the imperfect tense. Hi, I'm just starting to learn the imperfect tense and would like to know if this can be used to describe your daily routine as these actions tend to be habitual? Or is this always the present tense?. Thanks in advance
    January 22, 2017
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    In the UK all workers would be referred to as staff or employees. Hope this helps
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    January 22, 2017
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    Hi, yes they have the same meaning. The last sentance should read 'There' s only one thing on my mind. ' Hope this helps
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    January 21, 2017
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    Hi, It's more natural to say something like.... 'When are you going to cook the meal?'
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    January 20, 2017
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