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    If you want an action to happen faster, you use "up". You can also use it if an action has not started yet but you want it to start. The only common phrases I can think of that include "up" are "listen up" (Means "start listening". Sometimes teachers say this to students that are talking instead of listening), "eat up" (begin to eat). What other words are you trying to use it with?
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    November 21, 2017
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    About Marshak in English

    Hello, please, correct my small story about Marshak.

    1. We are sure, there is nobody who wasn't (hasn't) read poems of (by) Samuil Yakovlrvich Marshak in their childhood. And there is nobody who didn't (this is ok but you can also say "hasn't") read his poems to their children. (Думаем, нет ни одного человека, которому в детстве не читали стихи Самуила Яковлевича Маршака, и который не читал бы стихи этого поэта своему ребенку.)

    2. Samuil Yakovlevich is a russian poet, playwrighter, and scriptwriter. (Самуил Яковлевич - русский поэт, драматург, переводчик, литературный критик, сценарист.)

    3.  (He is) The author of the popular books for chilfren (children). ( Автор популярных детских книг.)

    4. The laureate (?) of the Lenin prize and a 4-time Stalin winner. ( Лауреат Ленинской и 4-x Сталинских премий. )

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    November 3, 2017
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