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    In New Zealand, the first vowel sound is very different. Korea would rhyme with core-ear, and career would rhyme with car-rear
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    September 19, 2017
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    In this case, they recommend searching the internet to find the answer to the question they had asked. "Try" does not mean the person has never used something before
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    September 17, 2017
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    September 17, 2017
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    My made up stories!

    There was an elephant who likes apples very much! After he ate all of the apples, he thought there was one more apple left in front of him, so he ran to the apple, but it was not an apple, it was a red cute small hat!
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    September 17, 2017
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    My son's study.

    I am teaching "Multiplication table" to my son who is 6 year old.
    Today is "seven times".
    But I tell him off every time he makes a mistake, so make him little way.
    For instance. "Why do you skip seven multiplied by seven!"
    He is desperate.
    Because, he can't play "Minecraft" until finished work.
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    September 17, 2017
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    "Age before beauty", refers to letting the older person go before the younger. It is very informal, and more likely to be used in a joking manner. For example, two people close in age might be entering a room and the younger might say, "age before beauty." In this context, it is a form of mild teasing
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    September 17, 2017
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