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I've been learning English for many years. However, I rarely have chances to practice it, so I am looking for anyone who would like practice English too. Or If you are interested in Chinese, I can I also help you. I am not here only to seek for help, if possible, I would like to help others as well. I am an open-minded guy and willing to talk to anyone also interested in learning languages, so please feel free to message me.
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Sakani D'Angeles
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May 11, 2017
Challenging class... Patience in learning how to pronounce better will only help us get better! Thanks!
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    Using noun clauses as appositives Hello All, Here is the question: The government launched a scheme _____ children can have breakfast at school. (A) that (B)which (C)where (D) X The correct answer is (C). I can accept the answer. However, I also doubt whether (A) could be a possible answer if I use the noun clause as an appositive to modify "scheme". Thanks for help.
    August 3, 2017
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    Sentence structure Hi all Here is a sentence I read in an English learning magazine. "Many photographs stand out as images that define an era by capturing a certain mood or using imagery that is unique to the time period it was take. " My question is what "it was take" functions as here. Is it a relative clause? Thanks for help in advance.
    June 8, 2017
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    A grammatical question, please help. Hello all, I encountered this problem in my textbook. The question is as below: Q: This story shows that it is wrong to tell lies, ______ if you do, you have to suffer. (A)but (B)therefore (C)and that (D)so The answer key says (C), but I think the best answer should be (D). My reason is if the answer is (C), it means "and" is used as a conjunction between two "that" noun clauses, so it doesn't need a comma after the first clause. On the other hand, if the answer is (D), "so" acts as a conjunction between two sentences, which are "this story shows that is tis wrong to tell lies" and "if you do, you have to suffer". Therefore, the comma seems suitable between the two sentences. I was wondering if my understanding is right, so sincerely asking for help here. Thank you.
    May 31, 2017
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    March 21, 2017
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    Since my job is relating to hanging around with a big group of kids aged between 7 to 9, I always find they make themselves happy by doing something simple, such as chasing each other in the yard. Therefore, I want to stay immortal at my age 8. I must have had a lot of fun with my friends then. Sadly, I could barely remember little of it.


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    January 22, 2017
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    Love Your Pets The most unbearable thing of keeping pets is they always leave this world early than we do. When vets suggest owners put their pets down, it is a very tough for most of pet owners to make such a decision. Love your pets since they see you as the most important one in their whole lives.
    January 22, 2017
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