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    1. Того или Этого = It, that

    2. Того is a fun  word and we use it in all kinds of situations when we don't remember an appropriate word or don't want to say the word or are too lazy to say it. So you have to pretty much guess what  того means from the context or the situation. For example A person is behaving in a strange or inappropriate way and we say: Кажется, он того.. meaning that he's kinda crazy.

    In your first  sentence того means that he fell asleep.

    In the other one: It's enough for me that you're next to me. Того means it

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    March 17, 2017
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    Well, chatting here in English is a great way to practice. There's also a ton of free apps for smartphones to practice languages. Choose one and use it on the way to and  from home.  I spend like 20-30  min every other day on French, learn a word or two or write some messages here. It's fun and not stressful at all.
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    March 17, 2017
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    I'd also recommend to read aloud your student's books or newspapers and to chat to yourself at home. Many people don't do it, because they think it is weird, but it is not. I find it very helpful. For example, I watch a movie and then  retell it to myself in the target language. During my retelling I practice speaking and learn new words.
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    March 17, 2017
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    It means "really fast", I think.
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    March 17, 2017
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    STOP method actually stands for Stop Take a breath Observe Proceed. The one you have is new to me, do you have a link with more context? It might mean that you should just concentrate on one thing/person at a time in order not to get carried away.
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    March 17, 2017
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    Je n'ai pas de chien. = En parlant de quelqu'un, posséder quelque chose. Je ne possède pas de chien Ce n'est pas un livre. = Sans attribut ni complément indique l'existence la réalité ou la vérité d'une chose. Ce n'est pas un livre, c'est un cahier.
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    March 17, 2017
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    There is no simple answer. Check this link http://dictionary.cambridge.org/grammar/british-grammar/verb-patterns/verb-patterns-verb-infinitive-or-verb-ing
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    March 14, 2017
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    I'd say: How to be successful in this job. "Cause the word job sounds better in this sentence.
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    March 14, 2017
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    You just go to Youtube, type your target language for beginners in the search box  and  learn the basics such as greetings, alphabet, verbs to be and to have etc.
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    March 14, 2017
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    No, they are not. You should always begin a question with a question word (s) in English. The auxiliary verb comes before the noun and the main verb comes after the noun. For example: When did you kiss her for the first time? This should help http://dictionary.cambridge.org/grammar/british-grammar/questions-and-negative-sentences/questions-wh-questions Now try to write the questions again. Let me know if you need further explanation.:)
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