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    In the context of a job: Let's say that there is a regular job where someone works from 9am to 5pm. Flexible hours suggest that you don't have to work the usual hours. You can work for example, from 9am to 12pm and then 6pm to 9pm. You have a choice of your working hours. It is flexible.
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    March 27, 2020
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    Using the word arrive is kind of formal. In an informal context i would say "he always comes at 2am". . you can also say "he always arrives at 2 am": This suggest that you know he is going to come at 2am. "he always arrived at 2 am" suggest that he used to come at 2 am and this time the person is late than before. may be 2.20am.
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    September 1, 2018
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    we don't say medium period/term in English. It's either short or long term. You can rephrase the question.

    " where do you think that the short term energy sources are from?" or

    "where do you think we get energy in short term?"

    Fossil fuels are not a renewable energy resource. They will run out one day.

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    August 10, 2018
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    the most common phrase is " what did you have" or just " did you have" we hardly use the first two forms in conversations.It's too complicated...
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    August 8, 2018
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    It looks like an email, so the format can be corrected. In terms of grammatical errors, I would say, " which we talked about LAST TIME, would it be possible for us to meet YOU to discuss ABOUT it on Sunday AT 8.00 AM/PM" The wording is not bad but to make it more accurate I would change the structure of the sentences. Good luck!
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    August 8, 2018
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    Hi.. 

    My relatives do ask similar questions and it is considered as a normal circumstance. I answer them according to how I feel about the  person. In general I don't mind. I think it depends according to the society you live. So I just go with the flow..


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    June 10, 2018
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    Hi.. 

    The words "May" and "Can"  are similar. They are used to ask permission to do something. 

    ex: Can I go hiking? , May I go hiking? May I? 

    The word "May" is more formal. But you can use both words in casual conversations.

    The word "might" suggest that you will do something in the future. 

    ex: I might go hiking.    I might go hiking tomorrow if the weather is sunny. 


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    June 6, 2018
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    The passage is pretty good. There were only minor errors so I wrote down a better version of the errors down below.

    You can say that,

    "my children didn't want to sleep"

    " I was tired to stay up with them"

    " After about one hour they" 

    " So I started" 

    "shouted at them"

    "After she calmed down"

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    June 6, 2018
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