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Hi! I'm from Russia. I'm studying English for the IELTS test. I like travelling by car and gardening. I have a bachelor degree in IT. I work in the IT industry as an SAP basis administrator and a system administrator.
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Scott Goodman
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Sep 18, 2020
Rustam;  Apologies for the lateness of my feedback.   I'm  up to my eyeballs in work!~ Up to my eyeballs in alligators! Let me start from the beginning.; Redhats Learning Services I wasted about two or three months of the subscription.; A few weeks ago, I DECIDED to make use of the subscription.; At its heart, Redhat is a consulting service. I'm trying to PRIORITIZE my aspirations (goals).; They WOULD cost about $3,000 if I were to buy them.; I took a leson with A Russian woman who lives in Canada. During the second lesson, she finally "opened up" about how she got to Canada. Her and her partner gained admission into Canada as refugees.; That's a good greenhouse yield! Our bell peppers were as big as my hand, and very productive / prolific. The cucumbers <KYOO-cum-berz> had frozen in the spring, so they were disappointing. The weather was a bit wild and unpredictable. The purple sunsets were beautiful. THEY lasted for about three weeks. This summer, we mowed the lawn with a lawnmower and MULCHER BAG / ATTACHMENT. With the excess mulch, we put it in a large container with the dead vegeteable plants. Chaschikhin; surname or family name We constantly kidded (joked with) him about his email address. To "kid" with someone: is to joke in a friendly way. a bad surprise ~ shock; Four seasons is more natural.; Winter is a good test.; As I have found, they get snow even in Paris.; We have been having cold summers. This was the first proper/hot summer in years.; Over-caution is very expensive. I'm looking forward to the end of September: the company will decide whether  to extend the online work policy.; I would prefer to stay remote, but with the borders open.; My daily commute was about two hours one way. I turned it into an advantage by using the time to sleep and watch videos.; I used to keep myself busy with "road games" such as counting birds. Then, I started to make better use of the time.; I was taking the suburban train for an hour and a half. It is a
Scott Goodman
English
Sep 8, 2020
Hello Rustam; Great chat about methods of travel between St. Petersburg and Moscow. ✓ Great, actually. I've spent a lot of time on and work and study. At your age, two jobs?! naps Masks inside a shop or other enclosed public spaces or transit are mandatory. I can also tell you that I sent my diploma to a Canadian company for evaluation. We took a few breaks and went into SPB. There's a 3-week tourist visa program for Russia starting next year. Itinerary and purpose. I understand what you're talking about. Those are religious (Russian Orthodox) pilgrimages to cities and towns around Moscow. Moscow has a circle highway, but the distances are very large: you can't drive the whole route in a day. great enthusiasm Arch de Triumphe business card main product specialty negotiate <neh-GOH-shee-yait> Are you sitting down? Russians working in northern areas get 56 days of paid vacation PLUS national holidays. To be exact, they get 56 vacation days. self-medication Some mentally ill people self-medicate with alcohol. Drink in moderation. Last week, I had a confrontation with a stranger. I think that he was drunk. In Russia these days, the night-time lows are at 10 or 12 C, and it rains a lot.; squatters' rights; It reminds me OF the small city of Almaty City, Kazakhstan.
Scott Goodman
English
Apr 10, 2020
Good work today. ;-) Refer to the in-app text messages from our session for details.
Scott Goodman
English
Apr 7, 2020
Nice work, Rustam; Great chat about parking in Paris; Thai chicken; road trips and derelict cars; "fragile" labels for rum; and amber acid for vodka. ;-) See our in-app text messages for details.
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    None of them are correct in my opinion. You have here just, so it's the sign to use present perfect. That can be escaped, but it's better to use it. The final part talks about the future as it's the consequence of the receiving of the photos that you're now posses. The final version from me looks like this: I hope that the photo I've just sent you will make you feel better.
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    April 13, 2020
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    I'd guess you want to say 'the level of English in this novel as bad as in a child' the Russian word 'как бы' can be used directly without any adaptation in a phrase starting with 'It's like I did smth' in an imaginary situation or when you want to pretend to be smth or smbd. like in 'мы как бы вчера встречались' (imagine like we met yesterday) It's also similar to ' как будто' like in 'как будто идет снег' like 'imagine that it's snowing'
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    April 11, 2020
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    If you're trying to state your feelings you should use MUST On the contrary, if you are trying to express the obligations you should use HAVE TO. Just compare these two sentences: You must wear a seatbelt to reduce the consequences of an accident (you believe in its effect) You have to wear a seatbelt not to have a fine from the police. (you believe that it's an obligation)
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    April 11, 2020
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    The issue here is in the usage of the present tense in the main clause. Here we have the long main action (you're walking down the road) and ample of other short actions. So if the main and the longest action is in the present time, you should use present time, which is the present simple here, in other clauses.
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    April 11, 2020
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    Hi! I'm a non-native speaker, but I can state clearly that it isn't right. The right way for this sentence, in my opinion, is 'They believed there was a need for greater diversity and choice in education.' because you're using past time in the first clause, so as a consequence you must use the past time in other clauses. But if you're trying to state that the need has arisen and have had already somehow affected to the situation in the moment of time when 'they believed' it's better to use the past perfect. 'They believed there had been a need for greater diversity and choice in education.'
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    April 11, 2020
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    I'd way that I see two options for the first question. Shape your patties the way that the outer part of it is one-third inch taller than the middle The outer part of it should be one-third inch taller than the middle after you shape them The second answer seems to be like this. There was one-third inch of snow after a snowfall yesterday
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    April 10, 2020
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    1) He doesn't have a perspective on life, therefore he spends A LOT OF time just playing computer games. 2) I couldn't take out the stick because it was shoveD in the ground too deeply. 3) OK 4) He slammed the door so hard that it broke down, because he was outrageD 5) You can make a fire by rubbing two wooden sticks TOGETHER ABOVE STRAW. 6) His answerS were too vague so the teacher decided to sent him on retake
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    April 9, 2020
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    Let's say a food worker had coughed while he had been preparing the food. How could I not get the virus from it? I'd say that the action of coughing had happened before the eating, which itself happened in the past (could used here), than I'd suggest to use past perfect. And it's better to take out the ing in the end and replace it with a noun or pronoun. https://www.grammarly.com/blog/past-perfect-continuous-tense/ >>The past perfect continuous tense (also known as the past perfect progressive tense) shows that an action that started in the past continued up until another time in the past. The past perfect continuous tense is constructed using had been + the verb’s present participle (root + -ing).
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    April 8, 2020
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