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I have a passion for learning German, and my current goal is to achieve a good grade at AS. I wish to continue with German throughout university, maybe as a joint honours with another language. p.s always happy to help people learn english. for free of course. i know that learning german is such a passion for me and i like to help you passionate english learners out there ;)
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    'I cannot just wait for it' puts emphasis on the fact that you have to wait and do nothing, it implies that you'd want to do something else whilst waiting. The sentence would make more sense if it said 'can't' rather than 'cannot'. 'I just cannot wait for it' puts emphasis on the fact that you cannot wait, it expresses excitement for whatever is coming.
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    August 1, 2010
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    personally? no (:
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    May 3, 2010
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    'i'm going to buy some new pairs of jeans' sounds right to me, or at least that's what i would say. (:
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    May 3, 2010
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    bitch-bitchy xD jump-jumpy click-clicky crunch-crunchy
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    May 3, 2010
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    I would say: 'until I decide to step into the police station, I am immune to their plans'. however, I am unsure as to whether this gets across the point that you were trying to get across. your whole idea seems a little bit 'wordy'. hope this helps.
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    May 3, 2010
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    At first, I had to seduce the victim. This time, he/she fell right into my trap.
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    May 3, 2010
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    englishinfocus1.googlepages.com/Assure_Ensure_Insure.htm copy and paste that into your address bar and press open/save when prompted. it's a useful guide to the differences between ensure, assure secure is quite different to the other three. secure: 1) to make secure: to protect, free from attack/danger. eg. the money was made secure. 2) stable/firm, not likely to fail. eg. the house was very secure. hope this has helped (:
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    May 3, 2010
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