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I’m a student who wants to study abroad I need a language partner to exchange our experience. For more information I have taken IELTS exam and I’m studying English to prepare myself for 2018 fall semester
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    Modest describes the personality trait or behaviour of not flaunting oneself, talking oneself up or putting oneself on display. Modest behaviour can be a response to compliments, praise or follow an achievement. Modesty can also manifested physically (for example, "dressing modestly", "modest accessories", "modest smile"). In contrast, "humble" refers specifically to a person's inner state and feelings. A humble person is willing to accept or respect another's authority, intellect and wisdom, or superiority without trying to challenge it or trying to assert oneself. In summary, being modest refers to your behaviour, being humble refers to your ego. (I found this meaning useful for your question )
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    a lot of and lots of have the same meaning: they both mean a large amount or number of people or things. They are both used before countable nouns and uncountable nouns: with countable nouns: A lot of people went to the game. Lots of people went to the game. with uncountable nouns: A lot of snow falls in winter. Lots of snow falls in winter.
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