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My friends and family describe me as a mature, caring, and respectful person. Frankly, I only get along with people who dearly knows how to respect each other's culture and personal background. I'd be happy to also share my experience of life here in United States, Washington D.C. area! I'm generally interested in sharing cultures and personal stories. I hope to exchange my native languages with Chinese/Japanese speakers or anyone who wants to imrpove English together! Please add me, and talk to you soon. ;)
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  • Commented

    "I 'would' have listened to you, but 'couldn't' because of the noise."

    Interpret the above as:

    You were 'willing to' listen to someone, but 'was not able to' because of the noise.

    Please feel free to comment below if you have follow up questions.

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    March 19, 2019
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    Most documents here in U.S. are written and stored via Microsoft Word with multiple drafts and a final document. There is a feature where you can "track changes" when editing a draft document. For paper documents, correction tape is almost NEVER recommended for any type of documents. Instead, we cross out, rewrite, then initial it.

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    March 19, 2019
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  • Answered
    A: How did you get off the metro without the bag? B: I know! I knew that I left my bag the moment I got off the metro, but couldn't do anything because the door was already closing! 아무도 할 수가 없었어! 는 이 상황에서 적합하지가 않아요. 처음 문장을 보면 "내가" 알고있었다 하지만 "내가 못했다" 여야지, "내가 알고있었다 하지만 "아무도 못했다" 는 문법 논리가 이상하기 때문이에요.
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    March 19, 2019
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    Needn't = need not. It is an old expression that is rarely used nowadays, similar to how we don't say 'thou' for 'you'. Instead, use 'don't need to' which is a more common and familiar expression.
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    March 11, 2019
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