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- "But and however are often used interchangeably to mean ‘yet’ or ‘nevertheless’... But and however have some distinct meanings of their own. •But means ‘on the contrary’ and ‘with the exception that’. I like everyone but her. •However can also be used to mean ‘by whatever means, condition or state’. I will get there however I can." Source: Onlinegrammar.com.au0 votedFebruary 4, 20151
The first step
Everyday we hear a lot of words about importance of English in the modern world. However, I haven't been able to find time for this for a long time. Yesterday I viewed news on my social network and stumbled upon vacancy on World Championship which will be held in Kazan next summer. At this moment I understood that this is the time to start extensive studying of English. So I found this site and I'm ready for the first step!
I'm not familiar with the World Championship being held in Kazan, so I apologize if I missed any necessary corrections))) Good job overall!
0 votedFebruary 1, 20151Tyneham is an ancient village on the southern coast of England. People who used to live here had given up their houses in 1943 because the army needed this land for training soldiers. The government had promised that the inhabitants could return home after the war, but they didn't allow them to. Nowadays it's a tourist's attraction. On the church's door we can still read a text left by one inhabitant, saying "please treat the church and houses with care, we have given up our homes where many of us lived for generations to help win the war to keep men free".
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