To ACCEPT, is to have something(services) with consent **I was offered a job and I accepted it. **She brought me flowers as a token of appreciation, I accepted it with open arms. To TAKE, is to possess something from a source. **I will take it from his hands. **Take the ball. **I took the flowers from the garden. (With or without consent from someone)

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I am interested in reading biographies. Every individual’s life work which influences humanity for any reason is precious to me. Reading about their life struggles give me perseverance and determination against all challenges in life.

Hello everyone! Today, I want to talk about my exciting experience in Australia. I went to Australia during the summer vacation 3 years ago. That was my first overseas trip. I stayed for about 10 days. I went to school in Melbourne, did some sightseeing and went to a dance lesson with my student buddy. At that time, I couldn’t speak English well but it was a lot of fun and I had a very good experience! For the meantime, I am missing my host family and I want to see them again. I just want to share, recently my buddy started having italki lessons too😚

Gusto anak na lalaki ko ang libro, "The Very Hungry Caterpillar." Gutom naman ang uod. Kain siya isang mansanas, dalawang peras, tatlong sirwelas, apat na presas, at lima na naranjas. Kumakain din siya ng buong picnic! Ngayong, matabang siya. Gumagawa siya ng cocoon. Sa dulo ng libro, siya ay naging isang magandang paru-paro! ==••••••••== Hi Sarah! [ Gusto ng anak kong lalaki ang aklat na “The Very Hungry Caterpillar.”Tungkol ito sa nagugutom na uod. Kumain ito ng isang mansanas, dalawang peras, tatlong sinigwelas, at limang mansanas. Kumakain din siya sa kahabaan ng buong picnic! Ngayon ay mataba na siya. Gumagawa siya ng cocoon. Sa pagtatapos ng kwento nitong aklat, ang uod ay naging isang magandang paru-paro! ] Sana nakatulong ako =)

Hi! Coco is right. Let me add... You may change TENDER into GENTLE: [That’s an exaggerated joke BUT of course the older generations DID NOT KNOW how to be GENTLE in their talk.] [That’s an exaggerated joke BUT of course the older generations DID NOT KNOW how to be GENTLE with their WORDS.] [That’s an exaggerated joke BUT of course the older generations were not known for their GENTLE WORDS.] Have a great day!

Common use [You shouldn't check that one either]. // [ You should check that one too.] Affirmative use with 2 options/choices: [We can either travel now or wait until everything's done.]

HI! It also means "the impression it's giving you..." Have a great day!