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Nini
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Mar 6, 2019
Liam has a very good pronunciations. On out first lesson we talked about the verb “to be”. It is nice to be your teacher :) მადლობა
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    Major is a rank in the army. "the Major" was therefore a soldier. The service is military service. Basil is complaining that the customers are rude to him. Basically, he doesn't like serving them. This is supposed to be ironic, and a joke, because he literally just said to the major that people should be happy to serve others. The third sentence is a reference to cricket. "A hundred" is a hundred runs. The way he mentions this out of context suggests that the Major wasn't really listening to what Basil was saying.
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    August 15, 2021
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    Hi, they are both grammatically correct. The meanings are similar, although not identical. The first sentence is more formal, however "subsistence" is vague and could refer to various things in addition to food, for example travel, clothing and accommodation. The second sentence clearly refers only to food, although it is less obviously being used in a work context, as "meals" is a less formal word than "subsistence".
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    January 6, 2019
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    The second one is grammatically correct and is the one you should use. The first is not, although it is still just about possible for the reader/listener to understand the meaning.
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    January 6, 2019
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    "I have enclosed my resume with this email", or alternatively just "I enclose my resume with this email", which is what I usually write when applying for jobs.
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    January 6, 2019
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    If you are "weirded out" you are shocked or disgusted by something, because it is very strange.
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    January 6, 2019
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    Something like "Toyota is a long-term / experienced player in the automotive industry" would be best. Note the article ("the") and correct spelling of "automotive".
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    January 6, 2019
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    The first two are basically synonymous. The third one refers more to a permanent character trait than to a temporary situation, so it is not synonymous.
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    November 6, 2018
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    “Raise the stakes” is a gambling phrase. It means to increase the size of your bet or, in other words, to take a bigger risk. In this context, it suggests that Moggi was taking a bigger risk than was initially planned.
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    August 30, 2018
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    I used to = I did this in the past but I do not do this now. I AM used to = I am familiar with/ I often do in the present. I GET used to = I become familiar with something, or it becomes a habit. When using the first person, it is probably more common to use the present continuous, e.g. I am getting used to baking cookies, as the process remains unfinished.
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    August 28, 2018
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    football in Vietnam

    Vietnam is a country in the earth South Asia. The Vietnamese love sport, especially football. In my country, not only men play football, but also women and children. My national football team plays in the Asian federation. People in my country all support them. They beat Syria in the interval. The whole country was excited and they went into the street for a parade.  They hope our football team will win again in future.
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    August 27, 2018
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