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    I believe "motivation" or "initiative" are the words you are looking for.
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    November 1, 2018
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    I agree with the other answer, this is going to need more context. If you are using "land" as a verb, as in "to land", here are some examples: The airplane will land on the runway (future) The bird landed on the tree branch. (past) The gymnast landed on her feet. Basically, to return to a surface after flying or jumping.
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    Let me rephrase the sentence "I've known people who have become food tasters" to try and explain. "I have met people who are food tasters" The context is in general terms rather than a specific instance.
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    I personally would phrase it as "What kind of seasonal activities do you enjoy?" OR "What kind of seasonal activities do you enjoy doing?"
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    November 1, 2018
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    I agree with Matt, which is why I've turned to this site instead of learning on my own, an interactive system that can help me and my individual needs. I can't get the sounds out like I want them too, combining consonants (especially Russian p (english R)), softening consonants... I just want to get to a point where it starts getting more natural to me and I'm not exactly sure the best method. This site seems promising though since it provides several different avenues.
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