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Kseniia
Russian
Feb 2, 2019
Меган,ты очень быстро вспоминаешь всё, что изучала раньше, и запоминаешь новое! Отличная работа!
Kseniia
Russian
Jan 25, 2019
Меган, ты будешь прекрасной мамой, потому что умеешь интересно рассказывать сказки и легенды! Спасибо за урок!
Kseniia
Russian
Jan 20, 2019
Megan, you made a great job! You talked a lot and tried to explain me really hard thing on Russian. Good job!
Kseniia
Russian
Jan 16, 2019
Меган очень открытый человек с невероятной энергетикой! Желаю успехов в изучении языка уверена,что Валентина тебя полюбит и будет легко говорить с тобой!
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  • Answered
    I think it's okay to say aloud, but it seems a little odd in writing. I might write, "I'll take the risk. The structure has a waterproof material that makes unlikely to leak water."
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    May 21, 2019
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  • Answered
    I would say the first two mean the same thing (though I would say "I've got an exam tomorrow" instead of "I have got.."). The third doesn't seem grammatical to me, though maybe it is okay in some dialects?
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    May 16, 2019
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  • Answered
    I would say "a list ranking yearly box-office gross worldwide"
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    January 27, 2019
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  • Corrected
    Hello people, I learned something curious about the present continuous and I want to share.

    Some verbs you can not use in present continuous:
    like
    love
    want
    know
    understand
    remember
    depend
    prefer
    hate
    need
    mean
    believe
    forget (I agree with all the rest of these, but there are situations where "I'm forgetting" would be okay. Ex. You read a book and need to remember the details for a test "oh no! I'm already forgetting chapter 3!")

    you can not use the next sentence:
    I'm wanting
    I'm remembering

    I wanna to know (either "I wanna know" or "I want to know", the "na" part of "wanna" represents the "to" so saying it twice is odd) what do you think about this subject. If you can modify some words to convert more fluency English you can do it. (I would maybe say "If you want to make some changes to make this more fluent in English you may." Or "If something needs changing to be more fluent please do so", its a bit of an awkward sentence in English. Someone else might have a better idea about how to reword.)

    Thanks for advances. (Thanks in advance)
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    January 15, 2019
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