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Igor Frąckowiak
Polish
Sep 19, 2022
Cała przyjemność po mojej stronie. Mam nadzieję, że jak spotkamy się kolejny raz, to w naszej części Europy sytuacja będzie lepsza.
Alla
Russian
Oct 13, 2021
Спасибо за интересный разговор, William! Дякую за цікаву розмову:)
Nadezhda
Russian
Oct 14, 2021
Мне было очень интересно разговаривать с этим учеником. Очень эрудированный молодой человек Молодец!!!
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  • Answered
    With the present perfect continuous, the action began in the past and continues to the present moment. Justyna, have you washed the dishes? No, mother, I haven’t. [No result] I have been doing my homework since I got home [Explanation]. Here you are saying that you started your homework the moment you arrived home, and you are still working on it (the entire time from arrival home to the present moment). Another example: How long has William been working at the zoo? He’s been working there since 2015. [i.e. He began in 2015, and his work continues from 2015 to the present].
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    April 9, 2019
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  • Answered
    With the present perfect, we are talking about an action in the past with a result in the present moment. We don’t know when the action happened (and we probably don’t care). We are interested in the result of the action (or whether or not the action ever actually happened). Mother, may I have some flaki z olejem? That depends, Justyna, have you done your homework yet? [Mother wants a desired result before giving you flaki z olejem.] Yes, I have. I have done my homework. [Yes, the action did happen. It is completed.] Alright, Justyna, you can have some flaki! Another example: I’ve done my homework. Now I have time to log on to italki and talk to strangers from the internet.
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    April 9, 2019
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    My mom is strict. My family has many rules. There are many rules in my (family's) house.
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    February 24, 2019
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  • Answered
    Maybe you mean the word "deed"? A deed is a legal document which establishes the ownership of something. For example, if you own a house or a car, you have a deed in your name. This document confirms that you are the legal owner of the property. If you want to sell your home, the deed will be transferred to the new owner after he pays you the sale price.
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    February 22, 2019
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  • Commented
    How much and how often do you want to practice your English? 
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    February 17, 2019
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  • Answered
    As a native speaker, both sound correct to me. I think "would leave" emphasizes the frequency/habitual nature of the action. "Left" sounds more neutral (and perhaps more appropriate for written language).
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    February 10, 2019
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  • Corrected

    Would I prefer to live in the country or in a city? I think they both have advantages and disadvantages.
    For instance when you live in a city you have a chance to easily find a job and get more money, you can get a better education, you can find many more places to spend your free time, and you can encounter a variety of people (some of them even not from your country, so you have a big opportunity to learn about different nationalities, different views, and different traditions). But on the other hand, cities have their own problems such as pollution, traffic jams, and more crime than in the country. People in the city don’t know each other like they do in the country. Some people don’t know their neighbors, so there is no intimacy.
    The country has its own problems, too. Education, for example, is inferior, and so are services like public transportation and health care. Sometimes you have to travel to a city to do some papers [???]
    However, people in the country know each other so they help each other. Also, the nature in the countryside is breath taking and there is no pollution (or less than in the city, at least).
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    December 19, 2018
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  • Commented
    No one can know for sure... But I offer the following as a suggestion: Look at your hands. Now look closely at your fingers. Do you see the fine, little lines that make up your fingerprints? Do you know where they came from and why they are unique to you? Your fingerprints were formed as a yet-to-be born child pushing your fingers onto the wall of your mother's womb. You have a very special connection with your mother both emotionally and biologically. It is a connection like no other.
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    December 16, 2018
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  • Answered
    Broke implies that something happened while you were riding, causing your bike to break. Was broke implies that *somebody* did this to your bike.
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    December 16, 2018
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