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    Усељеник би била особа која је уселила негдје (у нови стан, кућу,...), док се досељеник досељава у град, државу,... Мислим да никад нисам чуо да је неко усељеник, тако да сам прилично сигуран да је јако ријетка ријеч. Главна разлика између ове двије ријечи је у глаголима од којих потичу (уселити у кућу/стан, доселити у град/државу). Надам се да је ово иоле јасно. Ако није слободно питај да појасним.
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    April 2, 2019
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    You heard it correctly. I don't feel confident enough to make this an official answer but I'd say it's along the lines of "The bus is coming you're going to be late".
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    March 29, 2019
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    March 29, 2019
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    Yesterday

    Yesterday, I bought three reference books and five ballpoint pens in a bookstore. As I am in starting third grade from in April, I want to study hard.

    Keep in mind that these sentences sound pretty formal.

    Hope this helps. If there's anything that you don't quite understand feel free to ask.

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    March 27, 2019
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    B is at the location only for 1 day rather than being a member, that is coming more often.
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    March 26, 2019
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    In this example "very much" basically has the same as just "very", it's an intensifier. It isn't directly related to the number of people taking part in the market. I hope that was clear enough. If you still don't quite understand, feel free to ask.
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    March 24, 2019
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    The only difference is the stress of the question. "Is that something that you're OK with?" puts emphasis on the something, rather than the yes/no aspect of the question, where as "Is that OK with you" is a simple question of whether something is fine by your standards. :"A lot of people die because of preventable diseases. Is that something you're OK with?" "We're going to the movies tonight. Is that OK with you?" Hope this helps. If you still have some questions feel free to ask.
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    March 24, 2019
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    March 21, 2019
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    Words and phrases which have sexual connotations (or double meanings) in English are called inuendos. There are way too many to list, but you can find a lot of "Inuendo bingo" videos on Youtube which basically derive their humor from these expressions.

    Generally inuendos aren't bad, especially if you don't make them on purpose.

    As for bad words in general, just try to stay away from any offensive language, and even if you do make a faux pas most people will not hold it against you.

    All in all, don't sweat it too much, even when you do make these types of mistakes, they tend to become fun inside jokes, rather than actual problems.

    Hope this helps! If you still have any questions, feel free to ask.

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    March 21, 2019
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    This is really metaphorical. So the basic idea is this: I'm off the deep end- I'm in a difficult place, somewhere unfamiliar Watch as I dive in- she's embracing the fact that life is difficult, and "diving in" I'll never meet the ground- because she's in "deep water" she won't fall to the bottom Crash through the surface, where they can't hurt us- she jumped into the difficulties of life, a place where the people who wish to hurt her can't reach I hope this helps you, though this is only my interpretation, so if somebody else has a different one I'd also love to hear it.
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    March 20, 2019
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