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Lyudmyla
Russian
Jun 6, 2023
Shelia you are doing great! It's my pleasure to see your progress and have a chance to chat in Russian :-)
Lyudmyla
Russian
May 10, 2023
Thank you for the lesson Shelia ! Happy you are back and focused! It is always pleasure to talk to you and especially in Russian. You are doing great!
Lyudmyla
Russian
Jun 20, 2022
I am glad you are back Shelia!
Lyudmyla
Russian
Jun 2, 2022
Shelia, ты очень хорошая студентка. Всегда делаешь домашнее задание и внимательно слушаешь. Мне очень приятно работать! Спасибо, большое!!!
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  • Commented
    I have been learning French and Spanish on Italki now for 2 years. My goals are trying for the level placement exams in both languages, passing the B2 in French and C1 in Spanish. My teachers are amazing and very motivating and I love this website!
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    March 6, 2021
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  • Answered
    *only problem is "bein a student who studies abroad in 2020.... should this be the past tense? Studied abroad??
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    August 18, 2020
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    I am no expert, but to me it sounds like the second sentence is more geared towards the future, and the first sentence could be used anytime. For example, I want to take a trip to see my parents at the end of the month, will you be okay with that? Or Is that okay with you?... both work... However for something happening right now I don't think that I would use will you be okay with that, for example my husband is watching tv and I want to change the channel, I wouldnt say will you be okay with that... it seems too formal or just out of place... I would say Is that okay with you.
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    July 25, 2020
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    I would say... 1. Let's not pursue this relationship any longer (take out "on with") 2. Let's not continue with this relationship any longer (take out "on") (I guess you could use it but to me it spunds better without it)
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    July 25, 2020
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    June 3, 2020
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    April 9, 2020
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    December 28, 2019
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    October 6, 2019
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  • Answered
    Yes, they all have the same meaning. I would never use the third sentence, it sounds a little strange although it could be used I guess.
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    October 6, 2019
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  • Corrected
    *taught
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    *it trIES it's best to BREAK
    *The rail is not the is not fastness.... I dont know what you are trying to say... the rail is not the strongest??
    * it is fine to say learn how to use cat litter but it is more common to say how to use the litter pan.
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    September 2, 2019
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