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    Hi! I assume that the eyes in question belong to someone old. Selinity refers to the state of being 'senile'. Senile means an elderly person whose mental faculties are impaired. Example; 'Her husband was now completely senile and had even forgotten who his wife was'. The idea behind this sentence is that when people become senile they are, in a way, very childlike; they require help to perform the most basic of daily tasks, just like a child. So she's saying that she sees something childish in her eyes, but it has nothing to do with her senile nature.' I hope this helps Jimmy
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    December 18, 2019
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    Yes, both are perfect.
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    December 18, 2019
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    Hi Hasan, We use 'in' as the preposition for all of these. It's always 'kick in X' where X=body part. This is the same for the verbs 'punch', 'stab', 'hit' etc; they all use 'in'. I hope this helps Jimmy
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    December 18, 2019
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    Brand-management. Please, correct the text

    For the next 8 years I worked as a brand manager in the marketing departments of leading manufacturers and trading companies in B2C and B2B markets. During these years I acted as team-leader for all creative employees, namely advertising specialists, graphic designers, video editors and photographers.Together we built and promoted brands. At the same time, I took courses in graphic design, video editing and studio photography to gain an in-depth understanding of these processes.

    The positioning, repositioning, creation of brand identity design, guidelines and brandbooks have been always focuses of my career. I was also responsible for the promotion of brands IN MARKET (not sure what you mean here, but this isn't quite right) advertising, events, exhibitions, trade marketing activities etc.

    Throughout this time I have dealt with about 30 brands: some of them I built up from scratch, whereas others required repositioning or redesigning. I then promoted each of these brands within the market. Thanks to this broad experience in brand management and art direction, I fully understand the tasks of marketing graphic design on the part of the entrepreneur and know exactly what a strong brand identity represents and how it affects sales.

    During the last 18 months of my office career I worked as A HEAD (were you the sole head? in which case this should be THE head) of a marketing department and was ultimately responsible for the whole marketing complex within A (the company sounds better- maybe mention which company?) company: strategy, sales and promotion. Whilst I gained valuable insights during this time, it also reaffirmed my desire to focus on more creative tasks.

    In 2018 I followed this passion, resigning from the office and starting my own business in the marketing graphic design sphere.
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    December 17, 2019
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    Hi there, This sentence is very difficult to understand without any more context. I think It was written by someone who is not a native English speaker because there are some errors. The sentence is referring to an atmosphere which is influenced by the presence of students. The students manage to achieve a lot even though they have study obligations. I hope this helps Jimmy
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    December 17, 2019
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    Phrasal Verbs

    Hi everyone!
    For me, it’s hard to learn Phrasal Verbs, so I’m gonna try to write some sentences with these phrasal verbs.

    1. She was fed up of having to wait so long in the line
    Ela estava irritada por ter que esperar tanto na fila

    2. He was looking forward to seeing them again
    Ele estava ansioso em vê-los de novo

    3. He broke into and robbed a jewelry store and got out quickly/before getting out quickly.
    Ele entrou a força na joalheira, a roubou e escapou rapidamente

    4. This work has been carried out with great dedication
    Este trabalho foi realizado com muita dedicação

    5. Despite what happened, they carried on with their conversation
    Apesar do que aconteceu, eles continuaram a conversa

    6. On rainy days, we must keep away from the trees
    Em dias chuvosos, nós devemos nos afastar das árvores

    7. The solution is not to turn away from your wife, but resolve the problem between yourselves
    A solução não é virar a cara pra sua esposa, mas resolver o problema entre vocês

    8. Can you turn up the volume, please?
    Pode aumentar o volume por favor?

    9. They turned up one hour later
    Eles apareceram uma hora mais tarde

    10. I gave away my clothes that I didn’t wear any more to the needy
    Eu doei minhas roupas que não usava mais para os necessitados
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    December 17, 2019
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  • Answered
    Hi Alyosha, It should be 'what makes a soldier a soldier?' or simply 'What makes a soldier?' Jimmy
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    December 17, 2019
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    Hi Kev, This is not quite right. You could say: - 'Why is he lingering? or - 'what is he lingering for? (for what reason is he lingering?) Hope this helps Jimmy
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    December 17, 2019
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    It's actually not bad; I would be impressed if a non-native speaker said this. You can keep it, but other ways to say this are; - I'll still love you even if it's one-sided - If our love has to be one-sided, so be it - 'If I have to love you unrequitedly, I will' (unrequited means 'not returned') - 'if our love has to be unrequited, so be it' I hope this helps Jimmy
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    December 17, 2019
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    December 17, 2019
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