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Xin Chao! About myself, I am an applied linguist and teacher from London who is planning to set up an educational charity project with my partner in Vietnam at the end of this year so need to acquire the basics of spoken and and written Vietnamese with a clear focus on its pronunciation so as to allow me to communicate locally to some degree or another! In return, I can definitely help you with any areas of your written or spoken English that might need improving, including phonology, grammar and natural expressions. I am totally committed hence why I am here ...so please get in touch and let’s make a difference! Cam on!
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    Latin word- sɜːˈkju:ziəm
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    April 15, 2019
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    Hi there,

    In all honesty, many natives would use either without thinking much about it.

    However, if we do want to try to find a difference, I would say this:

    I'm feeling sleepy 💤 - makes you mentally locate the action slightly further back in time

    ( something you are perhaps aware of already)

    I feel sleepy 💤 - makes the idea more immediate for the speaker amd listener.

    Definitely though, 'I feel sleepy' is better and more common to use!

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    April 15, 2019
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    Staple foods like rice 🍚 and potatoes 🥔 are examples of crops that generate lots of 💵 when sold commercially as they are always in demand!
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    April 15, 2019
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    Brexit: Should we stay🇪🇺 or go🇬🇧?! ( in one sentence) ...I have lost interest!
    April 14, 2019
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    For me, I would translate this 'my head is like a sieve today!' Or even these: ' I am all over the place today' ; dispensing with 'mind' here. ' My head's gone today!'
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    April 14, 2019
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    Nice answer David
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    April 14, 2019
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    Couldn't be better!
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    March 27, 2019
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    Personally, I would use say ' the table top tihickness is 20cm'. The use of the compound noun, table top, makes it sounds more natural and precise.
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    March 26, 2019
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    Hi to you, I find the best way for learners to acquire the English pronoun system is to do good old-fashioned gap fill exercises. Essentially, there's no miracle fix here. They are like learning a formula so they just need to be learnt and memorised through written and spoken practice. Here's a good link for you to try out with a useful pronoun chart. https://www.grammarbank.com/pronouns-exercises.html Hope this helps!
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    March 26, 2019
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    For future reference, I recommend English language learners use this excellent online source that clearly explains the subtle differences between English vocabulary belonging in the same catergory....always worth learning the finer shades of meaning for the ultimate and precise control of your English! https://www.vocabulary.com
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    March 26, 2019
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