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Hi, everyone! My name is Kate :) I'm preparing for FCE and I'm looking for a practicing and having language partners. Learning is my major reason of why I am here but I would be happy too to make new friends and get to know different countries, cultures, beliefs, etc. :)
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    motion vs movement Please, explain the difference between motion and movement, with examples. Thanks in advance!:)
    June 18, 2018
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    Please check my essay for FCE:) "Has genetic science gone too far?" Genetic science in the science which moving forward in different ways using range of various experements. In my opinion, genetic science should move slowly in order to verify the influence of its experiments on human life. On the one hand, there are many good medical reasons for experementing with genetic engineering. It can help to trace diseases in order save the lives of millions people. In addition to that, it can help in solving famine problems in the world. Once scientists succeeded in clonning animals for food, there will be plenty of food for everyone. On the other hand, changing the way thing happen naturally can poses many risks. Working against natural order of things can cause negative effect on environment. All things considered, the genetic science needs to be more controlled in order to explore both positive and negative influence on mankind and environment, before it is too late.
    May 11, 2018
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    opposite or opposing? Our house is OPPOSITE a supermarket and the road outside is really busy. I have the OPPOSING view and think that advertisements for young children on TV should be banned. What is the difference between OPPOSITE and OPPOSING? Why can't I use OPPOSITE in the second sentence and OPPOSING in the first?
    May 10, 2018
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    was or have been I have a task: Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence, using the word given. Do not change the word given. You must use between two and five words, including the word given. The given word: SAID The first sentence: They say the fashion model was discovered by her agent while working at a restaurant. The second: The fashion model is __________SAID WAS____________ discovered by her agent while working at a restaurant. I filled gap with: SAID WAS. But it isn't correct! :( The correct answer is: SAID TO HAVE BEEN. Why?? In the firs sentense I have "was" why in the second I can't use it as in first?
    May 7, 2018
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    Even so/even though I read the rules in the interned but still can't understand difference between Even so and Even though. Every time make mistakes at my tests! For example: Even though/so, their initial design for the race changed in several important ways before the first one was run. Why can't I put "Even though" here?
    April 30, 2018
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    get or getting Do you think that Peter has any chance TO GET/OF GETTING the job he has applied for? What should I use here TO GET or OF GETTING? And why? Thanks!
    April 25, 2018
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    Gary, I wrote "Peter likes taking part in team sports." (without "to"), but in answers it was a mistake, the right answer was just "Peter likes to take part in team sports." So I was confused...
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    March 20, 2018
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    all the/all of the Is there a difference between all the and all of the? Please give some examples. Thank you!
    March 20, 2018
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    take or taking I know that I can use gerund after "like" But why can't I use gerund here: Peter likes to take part in team sports. - Why "taking part" is a mistake?
    March 17, 2018
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    Please, help me with modal verbs :) I had to rephrase these sentences using modals, but my answers weren't correct: 1) I'm sure he didn't send you this letter. My answer is: He COULDN'T send you this letter. But the correct answer is: He CAN'T HAVE SENT send you this letter. Why can't I use "COULDN'T" or "COULDN'T HAVE SENT" here? 2) I'm sure she wasn't lying to you. My answer is: She COULDN"T HAVE BEEN lying to you. But the correct answer is: She CAN'T HAVE BEEN lying to you. Why can't I use "COULDN'T HAVE BEEN" here? 3) Alan CAN'T HAVE FORGOTTEN that it was my birthday yesterday because it's the same as his Why "COULDN'T HAVE FORGOTTEN" is a mistake here? Thank you!
    March 10, 2018
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