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How do you say to be specific in Korean and where do you place it in a sentence?
December 27, 2016
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Interesting!
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December 26, 2016
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I wouldn't mind helping you with English.
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December 26, 2016
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That is a little bit complicated to tell. It's best to become familiar with lots of examples of usage and then decide which is more comfortable in a certain sentence. I can tell you 'have got' is usually used with the contracted 'I have' and in casual speech. You would see it as 'I've got....'
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December 26, 2016
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Sounds like a good opportunity. You can message me. :)
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December 26, 2016
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Another common one is "In a New York minute!" because life goes so fast in big cities.
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December 26, 2016
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December 26, 2016
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December 26, 2016
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Well for one think it's not correct English, but what it's trying to communicate is that someone gave reason for America to be embarrassed. Unfortunately, it's not good English.
