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    Hi Allan, I think you're want to use 'difference' instead of 'change'. When you use difference, the sentence should be 'Could you please tell me what the key difference is'. I hope this helps, Tom
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    October 5, 2017
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    Hello Alice, You should use in, when something is inside another thing. New York is a place that has a boarder. When you are within the boarders of New York, you're in New York. Think of a cup full of water. So; 'the water is in the cup' I hope this helps, Tom
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    October 3, 2017
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    Good Morning Alice, Both answers are correct and are used regularly in the English Language. The phrase comes from the idea that a change in weather or bad weather can impact a person's health. I hope this helps, Tom
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    October 2, 2017
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    Good morning, You should post this in the Language Partner section of the website. Here people look to do language exchanges. If you are interested in hiring a teacher, please take a look at my page! I hope you find what you're looking for, Tom
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    September 28, 2017
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    Good morning, If the bridge was good enough to have big lorries go over it, then yes it does. 'Mosqueiro bridge could even bear lorries.' Here this makes sense. If, on the other hand, you want to say that the bridge was weak. You'd say 'Mosqueiro bridge couldn't even bear lorries.' I hope that this makes sense.
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    September 28, 2017
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    Good Morning, Press here is short for press coverage. If a person has press coverage, that means that journalists have written about their actions in the past. If you were using a person as a marketing tool, if they get lots of press coverage, this would be seen as an advantage. I hope that this helps, Tom
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    September 28, 2017
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    Good morning KK, I'm not sure what you mean by 'coursewears'. Do you mean the assignments? If so the word would be 'coursework' The coursework of the General Chinese class are the same as the International Class at Peking University. Do you mean what the students are studying? If so the word would be 'course'. The course of the General Chinese Class are the same as the International Class at Peking University. I hope this helps, Tom
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    September 28, 2017
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    Good Morning Luisa, If you describe a girl as 'girly', for example, she would like pink, ponies and unicorns. If you describe a boy as 'girly' perhaps he likes things that girls normally like, for example, wearing pink, using make up or having manicured nails. If you are trying to say that a boy acts like a boy, you could refer to his as being very 'masculine'. A masculine man, would be a man who likes going to the gym, likes repairing motorbikes etc. If you were to describe a girl as 'masculine' perhaps she has short hair and wears clothes that men wear. Another word that might help you is 'tom-boy' that's a girl who likes boy things. For example a girl who plays soccer and likes cars would be a tom-boy. I hope this helps, Tom
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    September 28, 2017
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    Good Morning Laura, The phrase is 'Your wish is my command'. This means that the person will do anything for the other person. Have you seen the movie Aladdin? It's a Disney movie. There is a Genie in that movie. He lives inside a magic lamp. When he comes out of the lamp, he grants your wishes! Whatever you ask for, he will make come true E.g: Give me $1million. When we say 'your wish is my command', that means the person will do anything (that they are able to) for you! I hope this helps, Tom
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    September 28, 2017
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    Hi Soniya, 'I haven't used Skype with anyone before, that't why I'm a little scared.' This would be correct. You could also say; 'I haven't Skyped with anyone before, that't why I'm a little scared.' Skyped is slang for used Skype. I hope this helps, Tom
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    September 27, 2017
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