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    Day 1 : Introduction (and maybe courageous people to correct me ;)

    Hi !
    I will try to write every day to improve my English. I hope to find people who can correct and explain my mistakes ;)
    Thus, I'm Clémentine ! I'm french and I'm 21 years old. I took a year off to improve my english. On the paper it's cool, but in reality it's hard for me. Indeed, english isn't my friend. At school, I have always had difficulties with english, I don't know why. On the contrary, I had much less difficulties with spanish. Perhaps because spanish is near of similar to french. Moreover, as I am shy, that it doesn't help me to practice languages. But now, I try "to take the bull by the horns" (it's french expression, Does that exist in english ?). English comprehension is necessary for my future study and work. So, at work !!

    Moreover, if you have advice (and please, I wrote "advice", not "orders", thanks :) to improve my english, I take ! :D
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    December 6, 2018
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    It depends on the context. The two main content words are width and table in this sentence. If you want to talk about width and not about length...then you are going to stress or put emphasis on the word width. If you are talking about width of different items/furniture in the room and want to specifically talk about the table, then you will stress the word table. When you stress the content word like width or table (only one of those most of the times) in the above sentence, you stress the main syllable in that word.
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    December 6, 2018
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    you travel to a place like a tourist spot...and you travel in a vehicle like a car/train/bus
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    December 6, 2018
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    I don’t think using memorize here sounds correct.
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    December 6, 2018
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    If your question is regarding the sentence "It could just as easily been off by $12 billion."...then it means the earnings were misstated by $12 billions instead of the stated $6 billions. This last sentence is actually assuming that it is more than what was identified.
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    November 2, 2018
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