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Hello, my name is Jessica. I'm native chinese-Indonesian. I'd like to meet people around the world and improve my second languages. If you are interested in learning about Indonesia, i'd be more than happy to help you as well :) Skype: ask me!
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    Does anyone here wants to take IELTS in the near future? If you are in the process of learning to take IELTS, please DM me. How do you improve your writing and speaking skills?
    April 8, 2018
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    you can try The American Life tv series. It has 2 seasons and already completed :)
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    April 1, 2018
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    Language Partners Discussion

    Hello, im an Indonesian native.

    This is the first time i try to use online learning. I have plans that require me to be great if not somewhat native at English, so it would be really nice if i can have language partners that are friendly and patient. For a bonus benefit, if you want to learn about Indonesian language/culture/ or anything, i would be really happy to help you. It would be awesome if we could improve each other.

    I find this site really interesting for my second languages improvement, im a person with a passion for learning more languages. Moreover, I want to learn German, Dutch, etc.

    So, if any of you are interested in being my language partners, i would be more than happy to be your friend.

    Thank you, have a nice day :)

    February 25, 2018
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    Both are grammatically correct. However, "were made" and "is made" deliver a different meaning. "Many phones in the world were made in China" indicates that the making of the phones are done, that it wont be made again. It happens in the past. On the contrary, "many phones in the world are made in China" delivers a general fact, that the phones are still in the making. I think it would be more correct if you use the first one ("are made").
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    February 23, 2018
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    "Let's go over your assignment first" is grammatically correct. It delivers a meaning to go through/examine one's assignment before doing something else. In this case, "go over" has the synonyms of study/scrutinize/examine/look at etc. something. If you want to know more of these words' usage, you could type "Go over meaning" in google search bar. It'll help you to understand.
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    February 23, 2018
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    it should be "i have the same book that he does", and "Israeli military authorities controlled Gaza in the same way as they control the West Bank"
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    February 23, 2018
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