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    "Brought" is the past of bring. Bring in means taking something into somewhere.
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    November 23, 2021
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    Hello, it means that you finished your work or duty, or anything that you were dealing with and you may move on to another action.
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    May 12, 2021
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    Hello, Actually you can use them both. The only difference is that "help out" is used in the spoken language to refer to the person who helped or what you were helped with when the context of the conversation is obvious in an ongoing conversation.
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    May 12, 2021
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    Hello. In the first sentence you are referring to the future. In other words, after trying to train her dog she have learned how to train it and she will be able to do the same trainings in the future easily. In the second sentence, it is about the past experience. That is, she tried to train her dog and was successful.
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    May 11, 2021
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    Hi. Concerning question 1: "Nag" is a bare verb. You are supposed to use a preposition when you are using it with an object. So, "at" shows the direction where the verb "nag" makes an effect. As for the 2nd question: b and c are correct. Because you already have a verb in the second clause "is". Thus, infinitive or gerund is a correct complement noun for this clause.
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    May 3, 2021
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    Home is a building or flat where you live. It refers to the place where the activity of living takes place. Also, if you live in a block of flats, then you call it home. But the house is an independent building where you live. It might have garden and garage.
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    May 1, 2021
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    They are synonyms. You can use them both. The only difference is bogus is used in a more formal contexts.
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    May 1, 2021
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    How would you say, even defend your thoughts? Here I'd like to share some tips for saying and defending thoughts and give examples for each in the Business English context: 1. In my opinion - In my opinion, in order to avoid the delays in supply we should hire a few more personnel for the production department. 2. I think - I think, for improving our sales we should make more investment in the advertisements. 3. The way I see it - The way I see it is very important to make more investment in the advertisements. 4. According to - According to me it was a mutually productive deal. 5. As far as I'm concerned - As far as I'm concerned we should change our supplier.
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    March 26, 2021
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    As an English teacher with the seventeen years of experience I know that learning English grammar makes it more easy to learn English. What do you think? Let's talk about agvantages and disadvantages of learning English grammar while learing English :)
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    March 13, 2021
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    To master a new language it is vital to find an appropriate tutor with the appropriate methodology for yourself and then keep going with him/her until the very end of the instruction. This will help you proceed in accordance with your own learning paces and learning styles that will shorten the learning time and lessen any possible bemusements.
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    March 11, 2021
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