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    Only the second sentence is OK. I went to a summer camp last July.
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    February 26, 2019
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    Staycation

    Many people now prefer spending holidays in their own country over making distant travels. Staycation gives people a good chance to explore one's own country; also there will be no problems related to communications since the people you are going to meet already speak the same language as you do, and the most important point is that staycation costs less money and is more convenient.

    To conclude, staycation is a good idea for holidays and has many benefits.

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    February 26, 2019
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    "We're not both from here" used to mean "Only one of us is from here". Nowadays more and more people use it to mean "Neither of us are from here". So to be absolutely clear, it's better to say the second sentence. Similar sentences in this pattern: All that glitters is not gold (implies only some are). Both did not come (implies only one came, but many people use it mean neither came. So I think it would be better to use the second structure as there can be no confusion in the latter case).
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    February 26, 2019
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    I have to finish the exam by 11am at the latest.
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    February 23, 2019
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    I think it should go like this: 聽了整個精神都來了. 讚. So the last char is "Like"
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    February 23, 2019
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    For Person B, I'd say: I am afraid that she might turn me down / I am afraid that she might reject me.
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    February 23, 2019
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