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Kayleigh
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Feb 18, 2010
Ilya has made some great improvements since we last spoke! Congrats!
Kayleigh
English
Feb 17, 2010
It was very nice to talk to Ilya again after so long! His writing has certainly improved dramatically. We continue to work hard for the IELTS! It's coming together now! :)
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    Can anyone give me an Englisn proverb with meaning "to use something on full potintial"? Probably I didn't explain it right. For example, I want say this proverb when I'm driving a car on a highest speed, like "I'm using the car on its full potential".
    March 25, 2010
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    Looking for anybody learning English (and/or going to have an IELTS exam) in Moscow. Is there anybody preparing for IELTS exam in Moscow? I have troubles finding a good course for IELTS preparation.
    It would be nice to have found anybody who have the same problem and work it out together.
    Also I would appreciate it very much if someone could recommend any suitable ways of preparing for IELTS for me.
    January 6, 2010
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    да фигня все эти стереотипы. завидуют, одним словом)
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    November 13, 2009
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    Don't ever try to listen to "Король и Шут", "Ария" and "Сектор газа"! I offer you to listen to more intelligent and easy-to-understand ones. There are few old-school groups: "Наутилус Помпилиус", "Браво", perhaps "Чайф" and "Пилот". Try some modern rock: "Земфира", "Мумий Тролль", "Lumen", "7раса". If you like emo or metalcore try these: "Психея", "Amatory", "Jane Air", "Stigmata".
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    November 6, 2009
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    Is there difference between "Yours faithfully, ..." and "Yours sincerely, ..."? I've found information that the first one is used if the author doesn't know the name of the addressee, and the second one if the author knows. Is it right?
    October 30, 2009
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    Can anyone explain the meaning of this sentence? "Four times as many junior-age children are driven to school in Britain as in Germany, because of road dangers."
    October 25, 2009
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