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Nick
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Apr 17, 2019
Ты молодец, с каждым разом все лучше👍
Nick
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Apr 10, 2019
Как всегда хорошо поболтали с тобой, Гарри!Чувствую что уже знаю очень много об Англии благодаря тебе 😄
Nick
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Apr 3, 2019
Спасибо за интересную информацию Гарри!
Nick
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Feb 21, 2019
Thanks Larry, you are doing great. It's a pleasure to talk to you. See you next week!
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    First day of Ramadan Part 1

    It was really a pleasant day. I was neither thirsty nor hungry. Some of my work was done [I got some work done]. The most important task was to drive to the scrap yard, to buy some spare parts for my father's damaged car. Where  I bought following salvaged spare parts:


    1. A back bumper
    2. Hinges of  for the trunk
    3. Bumper mounts


    The left Tail light and Trunk assist , i had last week bought them, while i drove to the scrap yard with my brother Khaled. I bought the left tail light and trunk assist last week, when I drove the scrap yard with my brother Khaled.
    The scrap yard is 70kmh away from my city. Where The scrap yard is located in southern point of the capital city Riyadh.
    It's particularly interesting to note that the way to there. The way there is interesting. My Brother had taken another way to arrive get to the scrap yard. Which Normally nobody takes this road. It's an agricultural road. The weather was very nice, cloudy, and it has been raining. The drive through this agricultural road is fun. Along the way runs Wadi Hanifai, the most famous valley in Saudi Arabia.

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    May 10, 2019
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    Do you mean just the conjugations, or forming the future tense? Я люблю танцевать Ты любишь танцевать Он/а/о любит танцевать Мы любим танцевать Вы любите танцевать Они любят танцевать
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    May 10, 2019
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    Слово 'прохождение' Всем привет) Я часто смотрю прохождения на Ютюб. На английском мы называем такие видео "Let's Plays". Я несколько раз видел слово 'Летсплэй' от произношения английского, но обычно я вижу русское слово "прохождение". Кому-нибудь известно откуда это слово? Я знаю буквальное значение/перевод (passage, way through, и т.д.) и мне не ясно, какая связнь между мыслю прохождения и видео, в котором человек играет в видеоиграх. Конечно, может быть причина не существует, но я полагаю, что есть ещё понятие слова которая мне не известно. Спасибо большое)
    May 10, 2019
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    Some are correct, others aren't. Our present is a pen. Theirs is balls. - No Our present is pens. Theirs is a ball. - Yes (suggesting multiple pens make up one present - like you received a box of pens) Our present is pens. Theirs are a ball. - No Our present is pens. Theirs are balls. - Yes Our presents are a pen. Theirs are balls. - No Our presents are pens. Theirs are a ball. - No Our presents are pens. Theirs is a ball. - Yes (you received multiple presents, they received one) Our presents are pens. Theirs is balls. - No Our presents are a pen. Hers is balls. - No Our presents are pens. Hers is a ball. - Yes
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    May 10, 2019
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    I gat  had a baby

    On March 9th, I got had a baby, Yusin.
    I can’t forget the feeling of that day. The moment I gave a birth, I couldn’t help but cry.
    It wasn’t because of birth pangs [birthing pain] but his crying, it cave left a big impression for on me.
    It has been more than 60 days since he was born. I’m very happy every day.
    Yusin looks like his father. Especially eyebrows is are the same as his father's. My husband is very proud of them.lol
    From now on, I want give Yusin a lot of experiences. And I will be a good supporter for him and let hom know give him the courage and wisdom to overcome obstacles to that he'll meet in his life.


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    Congratulations!


    In English, we say "to have a baby", not "to get"! "To get a baby" suggests you bought him from a shop or something)

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    May 8, 2019
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    Ужасный общественный транспорт в Лондоне здить на метро в Лондоне очень дорого. Каждый месяц я заплачу около пяти моей зарплаты чтобы ехать на работу. Однако, метро плохо работает в Лондоне. Например, в последний четверг я пошёл в станцию... и она была закрыта! Мне надо было ездить на автобусе, и мне очень долго добавиться в офис. Сегодня я очень устал, рано уходил из работы. Я ездил на метро до станции "Finsbury Park", где мне надо переходить в другую ветку. Я ждал поезд... и ждал... и ещё ждал. В том времени, многие приехали, тоже ждут поезд. Наконец, я слышал голос... "Сейчас нет поездов. Не знаем почему. Не знаем, когда снова будут. Советуем вам найти другой маршрут дома." А как?! У меня другого маршрута нет! Разве они не думают, что если у меня был бы выбор, что я всё равно ездил на метро бы?
    May 1, 2019
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    It depends on the context, but I would stay away from this sentence structure. We tend to say something has a positive or negative development, or it has developed positively/negatively.
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    April 30, 2019
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    It's closer to "Bo knows a lot about..." For example, if "Bo knows football", he knows how to play football, more specifically how to play it well, what a good strategy would be, etc.
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    April 30, 2019
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    Like Zara said, to buzz your hair is to cut it very short - the end result is called a 'buzz cut'. It comes from the sound the clippers make - buzzzzzzzz :)
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    April 30, 2019
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    Что значит "Ёлки-палки!" Я смотрю прохождение на Youtube, и YouTuber иногда говорит "ёлки-палки!" Я знаю слова ёлка и палка. Я тоже знаю сеть ресторанов по этому имени, которая находится в России (я давным давно был в одном этих ресторанов...) Однако, я не понимаю, почему он говорит эту фразу! -------------------- I'm watching a Let's Play on Youtube, and the YouTuber sometimes says "ёлки-палки!" I know the words ёлка and палка. I also know the chain of restaurants under this name, in Russia (I visited one a long time ago...) However, I don't understand why he says this phrase!
    April 30, 2019
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