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Hello! I'm native Russian, and I'm interested in English a lot. I'd like to know more about English-speaking world, about people, culture, traditions and habits. I like reading, music and travelling. I'm curious about science and psychology. I'm married and have got two children. So I'll be also glad to chat about bringing up the children.
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    As for Russia, where we traditionally had very high standards of school education, schools are definately degrading now. And it's very sad.
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    July 11, 2010
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    Well, I like your idea! I remember some of them, such as: Father, Mother, Sister, Brother, hand in hand with one another. And one more: I have two eyes and I can see, I have two ears and I can hear, I have a mouth and I can talk, I have two legs and I can walk
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    February 10, 2010
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    Чтобы его преподавать, для начала стоит его хорошо выучить :-))))). В Вашем вопросе союз "чтобы" должен писаться слитно. Если уж очень хочется учить кого-то русскому, выбирайте устный аспект, в нем ошибки не так заметны ;-)
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    January 19, 2010
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    If somebody has sneezed and you say "bless you", what should he/she answer?
    January 19, 2010
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    The right answer to the question "What's this/that?" is 'It's a...' , not ...(See details) The right answer to the question "What's this/that?" is 'It's a...' , not "This/That is a...". But what about plurals? How should we ask and answer about "These" and "Those"?
    October 3, 2009
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    Is it a mistake if you answer "Great, thank you. And you?" to the question "How do you do?"
    September 7, 2009
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    I agree with Nois that both are "язык". For example, we can say ' высунуть язык ' or ' знать русский язык '. The meaning is usually evident from the context. If not, you can use some specification, e.g. "язык как средство общения" (language) or "язык как орган речи" (tongue).
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    September 7, 2009
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    "That's all" and "that's about all" - are they the same? Is the second expression more polite?
    September 5, 2009
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    What's the difference between FACULTY and DEPARTMENT, say, Psychology Faculty or Department of Psychology?
    August 28, 2009
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    ."How do you do"- can we ask this question every time we greet people ? 1."How do you do"- can we ask this question every time we greet people or it is good only during the first meeting with a person when you are making the acquaintance? 2.When smb tells you "How do you do", you usually answer with the same words. Are there any other possible ways of answer? For example, "Great, thank you. And you?"
    August 26, 2009
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