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Всем привет! Меня зовут Надя.Изучаю английский более 10 лет, пробовала разные способы изучения языка: английский клуб, репетитор, самообучение.Участвовала в программе Work&Travel 2013 (Cody, WY).Работала в английском клубе,преподавая по программе Рона Хаббарда Applied Scholastics (2012-2013).Закончила специальность "Бухучет и аудит", параллельно получая диплом "Переводчик в сфере проф.коммуникаций"(2015). Сейчас работаю аудитором,мое хобби - преподавание английского. буду рада помочь изучить русский и английский. Hi, everyone! my name is Nadia.I have been studying English for 10 years.I tryed all types of learning: English club,personal tutor,self-education I was a paticipant of Work&Travel prorgam in 2013(Cody, WY).I have an experience of being a teacher in english club.I worked with Ron Hubbard's Applied Scholastics program (2012-2013). My major is "accounting and audit",have the 2nd diploma in sphere of translating. Now I am an auditor, but I'm happy to help you to learn languages.
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    I think it depends on a person.

    E.g. if a person is 50 y.o. and have a lot of spare time, he/she has a strong aim to learn, he/she will succeed! more over, if it was easy for person to learn languages in younger years, it would be easy to start education at 50! maybe if you are not good at languages, it will be tough process.

    BUT, if a person doesn't want to start something new, if he/she has other hobbies and many things to do, so it will be complicated to study anything.

    by the way! many scientific researches say that it's really useful to learn foreign languages in that age! it helps to prevent Alzheimer's disease.
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    August 9, 2019
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    1) it's not correct, but it's a creative way to make a song sounds better to listeners. 2) According to the original lyrics: Since you left me, I'm so alone Now you're coming, you're coming on home I'll be good like I know I should You're coming home, you're coming home She left the main character, but we can't definately say that everything is over between them. probably their break is his fault, because he wants to be better than he was before. 3) there is no strong difference between the meanings. "you're coming home" means that she will come BACK home (in general) "you're coming on home"* means that she will definately cross the doorstep (real action from her in real time) *according to the Oxford Dictionary: "come on" usually used in the progressive tenses (of an illness or a mood) to begin
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    August 9, 2019
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    according to the Oxford Dictionary: "Complacent" (about somebody/something) (usually disapproving) too satisfied with yourself or with a situation, so that you do not feel that any change is necessary; showing or feeling I understand your sentence with a meaning like: we should't be satisfied with the actual condition of our health. even you don't feel bad, you should check your health regularly
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    August 9, 2019
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    Please be free for more days. if you want a person to be free for some more days, you will use a constraction: Could you find a spare/free time for more days? sometimes native speakers use "spare" instead of "free". Spare time is the time left over when other things get done. e.g.: If I finish early I have spare time Free time is time I have because I have not planned any activity for that time. E.g.: Sometimes I have free time because I decided not to do something. Spare time is a subset of free time. All spare time is free time but some free time is not spare time. I prefer to use "spare", when we speak about time. P.S. in your example we can understand "free" as a "cheap"/"with no price"
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    August 9, 2019
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    You can say "do you use each of them?" or For more emphasis, you can use "each one of them"
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    August 6, 2019
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    when I was in USA many people thought that I was from Germany. I think it's because of german's harsh pronounciation. But I always try to make my accent better. it's up to you, if you want to sound less Russian just practise to speak more in English. Also you can look for some tips and lifehacks in pronounciation in the internet. But remember, that there are lots of people who learn different languages, and I think that only a snob or intolerate person will make you feel ashamed with your accent.
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    August 6, 2019
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