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    Is art an essential subject for children?

    Over the last few decades, the curriculum in the school system (presuming that you're referring to a particular school here) has been changing rapidly in line with educators' knowledge. Although hands-on training courses are introduced for the school system to develop employment readiness, certain subjects such as arts and history have either been either given less priority or got ride of removed from the curriculum. Most people students (presumably teenage, or of school-leaving age?) seem to find that learning subjects which offer that have few not job prospects, a are waste of time. (The heading refers to 'children'. Then you mention 'students', and here you're talking about 'people'. (You might want to mention how you've assessed this situation. Are students being surveyed? Have they provided spontaneous feedback?) In addition, students are already burdened with other compulsory academic subjects.
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    December 17, 2017
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    Hello Esther, In terms of the conventional use of English – although one 'can' live in a room, you would normally live in a house, home, apartment, flat etc. and 'sleep' in a room. That aside, let's look at the sentences: "This is the room where I live" [Correct, but the above explanation applies. You would normally use 'where' in terms of a place or a town.] "This is the room where I live in" [Incorrect. The use of 'where' means that the 'in' at the end of the sentence is not required. But you could say 'This is the room I live in'.] "This is the room in which I live" [Correct.] "This is the room that I live in" [Correct.] Hope this helps :)
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    November 26, 2017
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    I came by my friend's house the other day, and after I arrived, he asked me if I wanted something to drink. I then I said replied, "what have you got here This is not incorrect, but it would be more appropriate to say: "what do you have?" or "what can you offer me?"

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    November 10, 2017
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    Practice of new words

    I made sentences with the 5 words that hard to memorize.
    If you would correct it, I would be happy :)


    He is known as a generous man. Furthermore, he's able to restrain his anger if someone does bad things to him. With regard to those reasons, he deserves our boss (the context here is not clear). Actually, he is popular with us, and it's spirited around him anytime. This doesn't really convey a coherent message. Perhaps consider: "and it's always enjoyable (or entertaining) to be in his spirited company"

    -generous
    -restrain
    -with regard to
    -deserve
    -spirited
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    October 18, 2017
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    I Think I miss something here. Help please

    Evidence shows that the more the a person, who is learning a language, engages into creative activity involving his the target language, the more he/she tends to become more fluent and competent in handling various problems. It is in line with the theory of Noam Chomsky and the method of language immersion.
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    October 17, 2017
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    My profile Hometown: I'm from Guerrero, but I live in Chilpancingo. Ocupation: I am a civil engineering student at the UNAM. Languages: Spanish. Interests: Music: I like pop, classical music, electronica. Sports: I play football, baskball and volleball. TV: I don't watch tv.
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    October 17, 2017
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    Even if plural (more than one month), it's referring to one period. In other words, I've had a time tough time.
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    October 17, 2017
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    There are a few different ways of writing the phrase, but as it stands, it reads correctly.
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    October 17, 2017
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    A hurricane has come.

    According to the BBC newspaper, a hurricane has come in to the UK for the first time. As I opened a the front door in of my house, all of I note that the city view had changed to that resemble likes an ocher a city in the desert. This is because the hurricane is bringing the air containing ed the yellow sand from the Sahara. I thought To me, it looked s like ”‪The end of the world”....
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    October 16, 2017
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    Only one little sentence for correction, please =^^=

    Not sure if I've preserved the integrity of the sentence, but here's my go:

    In August of 2016, she won a polyglot challenge held by petitepolyglot.com, where participants were supposed required to simultaneously learn consiquently 3 new languages in an 8 week period.

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    October 16, 2017
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