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    Hi Akaneさん。 I can do language exchange with you sometimes, if you would like to.  :)
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    Ha ha, come on!  Obviously John Snow, because they conveniently found information that says he's the real king.. 

    .. and they also made the Queen of Dragons bad suddenly, which didn't make sense!

    The bigger question is, why is this season so bad?  :)

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    May 18, 2019
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    Hi Ricardo, would you like to do Portuguese and English language exchange?  :)
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    May 18, 2019
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    Sure, let's do language exchange!  我們一起學習吧  
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    May 18, 2019
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  • Answered
    How many paper towels are there? 1? Use 'the' More than 1? Use 'a' (The first sentence is wrong)
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    May 18, 2019
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    It means there was a problem/mistake and he said that it was Phil's fault. So people will blame Phil.
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    May 18, 2019
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    Hi Nuri. I recommend doing language exchange with a native speaker for listening and speaking. For studying, my ideas are: Watching Turkish movies/TV shows with English subtitles, or Reading a Turkish book and the same book in English. These ideas are to help you learn new things. (You can learn a lot if you know the Turkish meaning exactly) :)
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    May 18, 2019
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    They are different. 'In spite of' usually means going against someone/something, like you don't care about it. 'Despite..' is more normal, just like 'even though...'
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    May 18, 2019
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    It's possible,... but 'Could you do his next?' is better because 'do him' can mean 'have sex with him'! Ha ha
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    May 18, 2019
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    It can mean both, so it's not clear. :)
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    May 18, 2019
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