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    Looking for ONE serious Korean-learner who speaks good English Hello. I am native Korean and looking for someone who speaks good English and wants to learn Korean via Skype regulary and seriously. It can't be better if you are a native English speaker, but anyone who can speak intermediate English will be welcomed. I've never taught Korean to someone and I speak intermediate English. So this will need much of your patience lol but if it is okay, feel free to 'MESSAGE' me. (no comment on this page here, please) Thanks :)
    January 30, 2011
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    I took the TOEFL test in the last month. I needed at least 80 points to apply for exchange study program and I got around of 90. That was the first time and I was really nervous before I started to solve questions. But since when it began, I focused on the test with no tension. If you're ready enough and have practiced a lot, there wont be no big problem. Virtual TOEFL test that ETS offers were helpful to me, I think.
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    January 30, 2011
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    The biggest advantage of products made in china is its price. Most of my things are of Korean brands (Samsung and LG) but made in china. And actually I didn't have any right of choice. I wish I did.
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    November 21, 2010
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    Punch in at fixed hours? Hello. I want to know the meaning of 'punch in at fixed hours' from this sentence; 'Entrepreneurs require their employees to punch in at fixed hours.' I guessed.. it means 'work hard by the time appointed'? But I am not sure :P Can anyone answer please? Thanks in advance :)
    November 21, 2010
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    Can anyone help me with this sentence structure; not only~, but also~. Hello. I learned that 'verb+object' should come right after when a sentence starts with 'not only', like 'not only is staying up late harmful to physical health but also...' does this mean that the order after 'not only' is same to the order after interrogative such as 'why, when..'? Thank you in advance =)
    November 1, 2010
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    Could anyone please correct my sentences? =D Hello. Can anyone please correct this following sentences? I translated some parts of a story and want to know if i made any mistakes.. thank you in advance! -------------------- The factory manager blamed his irresponsibility. But the judge pronounced the man. The judge reduced the business hours to 12 hours from 24 hours, according to the labour law and allowed him to take a break during lunch time. ----------------------------- 11:20 people are working. 6:00 people are going home after their work. --------------------------------------------- Their time has been stop running. Everything in the world has stopped.
    October 19, 2010
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