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    ‏Embroidered clothes 🧵 are the best(Writing Challenge day 19)

    ‏As far as I'm concerned, an embroidered piece of clothing is the better than plain one. Embroidery gives value to the cloth. I can’t resist embroidered clothes when I see them online or in a shop, so I rush to buy them. A lot of traditional clothes around the world are embroidered such as in Mexico, Ukraine Morocco, Palestine and Jordan.
    ‏An embroidered shirt is more expensive than one without. Hand-embroidered is also better than those done with a machine. Beautiful, traditional clothes reflect the taste and (culture) of those people and their countries.
    ‏I'm in love with Moroccan traditional ‏dress.I think that it is elegant in all its details, material,embroidery and design. It portrays modesty and beauty in the same time. The original Moroccan dress fits all occasions whether it is wedding, tea party or family banquet.
    ‏Here in Iraq it costs more than 100$ to buy it which is considered expensive. .
    The traditional Mexican dress is embroidered with colorful threads. I found a page on Facebook showing different styles of those dresses. I think that they are vintage and modern in the same time.
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    July 21, 2020
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    Hi Kiluken To add make sure when you are preparing your answers, give examples. Often times interviewers will ask things such as "tell me about a time where you showed leadership skills." And do your research on the company, don't just know the general information. If you need more support I give lessons specifically on job interview skills and we will practice answering many common questions. Good luck
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    September 2, 2019
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    I believe anytime you use biggest, etc you use the. If you found an example where you don't use the then feel free to share and I can help explain why,
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    May 14, 2019
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    accentuate to make (something) more prominent or noticeable: ACCENT, EMPHASIZE With her hair in tight curls that accentuate her pale beauty, she seems lit from within. emphasis is to stress. to accentuate something you put emphasis on it. Accentuate i would use more with clothing or material things. That dress really accentuates your hips. Meaning it emphasises or brings attention to your hips,
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    May 13, 2019
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    For cracked wide open- image you are breaking an egg and instead of yolk inside, knowledge is inside. When you crack something open you are revealing something. Sealed in is almost the opposite. When something is locked in or prevented from leaving or exiting
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    May 12, 2019
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    I wouldn't say that "ain't" isn't good English. It's not correct to use ain't in some social settings. It's slang. Be cautious with google. It's super helpful and I use it for Spanish but not everything you hear will be correctly translated. For more formal English you could use " I don't have any friends" Great question. Hope that helps. For more ways to speak more natural English, you can schedule a lesson with me.
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    April 8, 2019
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    I wouldn't say that "ain't" isn't good English. It's not correct to use ain't in some social settings. It's slang. Be cautious with google. It's super helpful and I use it for Spanish but not everything you hear will be correctly translated. For more formal English you could use " I don't have any friends" Great question. Hope that helps. For more ways to speak more natural English, you can schedule a lesson with me.
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    April 8, 2019
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    I agree with Naomi's answer. I would just add you can also you a " practical person" or he or she is very practical. They make reasonable decisions
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    April 8, 2019
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    They both mean the same thing. I feel you can use them in different instances. No problem is a quick response to thank you. Not a problem can communicate that a task or request was easily done without any issues.
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    March 24, 2019
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    They both mean the same thing, asking someone how they feel or reassuring that someone is ok with a situation or thing. " Is it ok with you" you might use during quick interactions. " Is that ok with you if I go first." If you want a more thoughtful response or maybe in a more complex situation. You can use something. " The company agreed to only pay overtime to the full-time employees, is that something you are ok with? Let me know if you have any other questions or need more help. I love giving lessons on how to speak and understand more natural English.
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    March 24, 2019
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