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    "Home" and "house" can both mean a place where a person lives. In most cases, "house" simply refers to the building in which a person lives. However, "home" can have a deeper meaning. For example, it can be any building or place in which a person lives or feels like they belong. For example, I could say, "My house is in California, but Minnesota will always feel like home to me." In other words, I currently live in California, which is where my "house" is, but I was born and raised in Minnesota, so Minnesota will always feel like "home" to me.
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    March 27, 2020
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    "Home" and "house" can both mean a place where a person lives. In most cases, "house" simply refers to the building in which a person lives. However, "home" can have a deeper meaning. For example, it can be any building or place in which a person lives or feels like they belong. For example, I could say, "My house is in California, but Minnesota will always feel like home to me." In other words, I currently live in California, which is where my "house" is, but I was born and raised in Minnesota, so Minnesota will always feel like "home" to me.
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    March 27, 2020
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    新しいスケートボード 先週、最初のスケートボードを書いて、毎日練習している。もうスノーボードする。そして、スノーボードとスケートボードは同じと思ったから、スケートボードは簡単みたいですね。でも、とても違うんだよ！スケートボードは難しいんですよね！ スノーボードでは、足が付くから、ボードにバランスすることがもっと簡単です。そして、雪には、落ちることが痛くないと思うね。
    March 29, 2019
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    Do you think that cauliflower is albino broccoli?
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    March 27, 2019
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    Beethoven was born on December 16, 1770. He created hundreds of compositions that are heard to this day, which are famous for their beauty, in themselves, and also transformed music. Beethoven lived in a conflicted home. His father forced him to play music all day to be better than Mozart; however, for Beethoven, it was not a punishment since the feeling he had of the music was so great. One of the songs that inspires me is "Para elisa," because it makes me feel immense happiness. It's like listening to the symphony of the sky.
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    March 27, 2019
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    March 25, 2019
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    The first semi-colon should actually be a colon. We use a colon when the following clauses and/or words will be a list. Also, because you are using the second semi-colon to separate listed clauses, there is no need for "and" in the second clause.
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    March 1, 2019
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    So a "Kraft paper bag" would consist of paper made from the Kraft process. While a "craft paper bag" may just mean a paper bag for purposes of crafting/art.
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    February 25, 2019
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    The term "craft" is sometimes referred to as "Kraft". Kraft paper is paper made from the "Kraft process," which is a specific type of paper making process that uses various chemicals to break down wood into cellulose. So the term "Kraft paper" is just referring to paper made by the Kraft process.
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    February 25, 2019
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    Both are correct! When multiple adjectives in a list describe a common noun, they can generally be rearranged and still mean the same thing. As for your last sentence, it's technically correct but doesn't sound the most natural. Instead, most people would probably say something like "you're all equally beautiful."
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    February 22, 2019
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