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    Thank you for the explanations. These are very helpful.
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    May 20, 2020
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    Difference between 推迟, 拖延, 延迟, and 推延 Hello, I was interested in knowing the differences in meaning between 推迟, 拖延, 延迟, and 推延. To me, they all mean "to postpone, to delay". I was wondering if someone can provide accurate definitions for each, explain differences between the four terms, and provide example sentences.
    May 19, 2020
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    It is better to say, "it has come to my attention", and it means something or someone has been noticed by you.
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    October 14, 2018
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    The verb is "shop". It's an imperative sentence, telling the reader that they should do something, in this case, to shop at a business.
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    October 14, 2018
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    an or bei I am having trouble distinguishing which preposition to use for sentences with schools as the object, like, "I am studying at Stanford University." Would it be, Ich studiere bei Stanford University, or Ich studiere an der Stanford University. I know that for general professional institutions, bei i normally used. However, for schools like universities, I have seen "an der Universitaet". So I am not so sure. An explanation and translation of the below examples would help a lot. Based on the correct grammar principle, how would you translate the following sentences: I am going now to Stanford University. We are studying German now at Stanford University. We are eating noodles at Stanford University. Are you studying French at Stanford University?
    October 13, 2018
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    Best German-English Translation Website What is the best and most accurate German to English and/or English to German translation websites available? I am talking about instant machine translation websites. I know machine translation isn't 100% accurate, but I've seen some sites that translate almost completely accurate (especially between Chinese and English) and I was wondering if there are accurate translation sites for German.
    June 19, 2018
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