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Anadilim Rusça, ama İngilizce ve Türkçe serbest konuşuyorum. İstanbul Üniversitesinde okuyorum. Rusya’da İngilizce ve Türkçe dersleri veriyorum. My mother-language is Russian, but I’m also fluent in Turkish and English. Currently studying in the University of Istanbul and giving English and Turkish lessons. Interested in sport (football, tennis, gymnastics, capoeira and many more), determined gamer (Smite, Assassin’s Creed and Horizon Zero Dawn are my favs), a one musician (drummer and a song-writer)
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    we need to look at the subject of this sentence which we don’t have. “owing to” can’t be a subject here cause it is an adjective and is always connected to something (evet if this something is not written) being a few minutes late seems right at first, but then we get a mix-up with subjects and action - being refers to HER, dismiss refers to US/ME (probably), if we choose D, then it seems that she both IS LATE and DISMISSES someone. that’s why we need C
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    1. on the news means literally on TV news broadcast. in the news is in any media like newspaper and it’s more general 2. she didn’t ask means the past action didn’t happen. when we are talking about past tense it doesn’t necessarily mean that the action MUST have happened. if you say “I don’t ask” means you never ask. like every day and in general. But “I didn’t ask” means this action didn’t happen (yesterday or last week etc) look at it this way. there is a plate of food on the table and your mom comes. what will she ask? “don’t you eat?” (which will mean girl do you EVER ear anything) “didn’t you eat?” (which will mean that the past action - eating - was supposed to happen in the past but didn’t) “haven’t you eaten” would be the right one though. so past tense doesn’t need for the action to happen. something might NOT happen in the past and we will have to use past tense. Like I didn’t become a balerina :))
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    means consider a wide range of options and try not to be conservative or stick to one vision/opinion only
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    Sounds good
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    для мужчины it is used not only to say someone is handsome. it’s an argo, meaning someone did something really good. like, you get a perfect not on the exam and i can say “красавчик” to you (like swag or cool in english)
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    struggle means having problems like you try really hard but still don’t get the result. so “you’ll have trouble” is the correct one
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    1) I am keen on (keen is an adjective) 2) cook at home not to waste money (because you shouldn’t repeat “to” like in the first variant)
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    yes, there should be a “to” in the passive. it is grammatically incorrect without a “to”
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