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I'm deeply interested in movies. I try to watch almost everything that is released. I like music. Not to extent to discuss certain styles but I can share liking to rock for example. Besides, I'd be glad to listen to something I haven't heard before. I'm able to listen to people and I actually like that because normally I don't speak a lot. I'm very interested in learning English and I'm keen on dabbling in teaching my native language i.e. Russian.
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    Rapcore ;-P No, seriously, rapcore is something special. It mixes powerful lyrics and the beat of rap with energetic drive of rock. So I think it's where two styles meet each other and where something new comes up.
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    October 11, 2010
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    Why am I learning English?
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    September 27, 2010
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    August 31, 2010
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    Hi! I guess "scatter-brain" would be another good term for "рассеяный". I'm thinking of it now and I can recall virtually no occasion I've heard it being used as an insult. As far as I remember it is mostly used in humorous way to say that something has slipped somebody's mind.
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    August 23, 2010
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    Hi! I think I loved math. We had a lot of it as we were preparing for the Institute entrance exams so it was great for me although for many of my schoolmates it was a real pain in the neck.
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    August 23, 2010
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    I guess it is all about accent. The one you like most yourself is the one you should choose. As for me I'd say that Queen's English accent is the one I like most. For girls, especially ;-) But, anyway, as Paul had said, there is not much difference which one to choose.
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    August 2, 2010
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    I guess it is simple. It is pronounced very close to English. I'm sorry for such an example, but I estimate you know how to spell "Vodka" or "Volvo" or, sorry again, "Vomit". It is pretty much spelled like this. Try spelling these Russian names to get it better: "Vladimir", "Valentin", "Victor", "Ivan". I think it might help ;-)
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    July 18, 2010
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    For my part, I would say that it is the range of vocabulary you possess. I think so because for me it is the most critical thing to know how something is called. I'd rather say something grammatically incorrect but using the right words because, in my view, it makes it easier for the opponent to understand you. Nevertheless, I must add that learning grammar is of paramount importance as well, but for me it is second important.
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    July 16, 2010
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    I don't think this happens because men are so you say they are. I estimate, it looks like this because men tend to make an appearance as though they are hard and tough. It actually is closer to the truth that men and women are much more similar than different. We all just play roles imposed on us by Mother Nature.
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    July 11, 2010
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    Many movies drive me into thoughtful state of mind. I can name one which I've seen recently that made me think of it for about a week. It was "The Watchmen".

    It made me think of infinitesimality of a person, poinlessness of all the struggle and effort in the face of somebody so powerful that you cannot see it when it is right before your eyes because you cannot imagine anything to be even distantly similar to it..

    it made me re-think my ways all over again and gave me a lot.
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    July 6, 2010
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