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Stewart McFarlane
English
Jun 14, 2019
Another nice chat with Margarita covering a wide array of topics. Great work! :)
Stewart McFarlane
English
May 26, 2019
Another nice chat with Margarita about a wide range of topics. Great work once again! :)
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  • Posted
    Is it correct? What the man who slept for 5 hour for the last 3 days looks like.

    If I want to describe a person, who slept just for 5 hours (in general) during the last 3 days.

    March 18, 2019
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  • Posted
    Guys, could you please check if everything is correct? I’m not sure I can find enough words to fully describe the part of my life that I’ve spent in this city. The biggest dream of my life came true

    I’d like to thank all of my new friends from different parts of our huge world for the gratifying time we shared.

    Our daily conversations, unforgettable trips, British experience with you, guys, mean so much for me! I’ll never forget you! Moreover, I’m waiting for all of you in my city.

    Also I’d like to thank the best language school for the opportunity to get this experience. Your professionalism and being so thoughtful for everybody made my staying the most memorable time of my life!

    March 2, 2019
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  • Answered
    With me
    0 voted
    March 1, 2019
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  • Commented
    YNS, thank you! But I'm looking for a native 😊
    0 voted
    February 28, 2019
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  • Posted
    Looking for the pen friend! Hello, guys! Im looking for a native English speaker to practice my conversation skills in writing/texting. Would be very happy to share my interests with a friendly person and to make a good pen friend!
    February 28, 2019
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  • Answered
    We use Present Perfect to talk about actions that is still in process. In this particular case "The have not counted yet" means "They are still counting". If they finished the process, we would use Past Simple: They counted it yesterday/ 2 hours ago/ last month etc.
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    February 28, 2019
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