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I'm here to have as mush exchange as I possibly could. I'd like to have weekly(or more frequently) scheduled conversations in French, in exchange for helping with English.
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    Hello.
    I'm not really keen on learning chinese, still, i wouldn't mind helping out with English.
    Send me a message. 🙂
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    January 4, 2020
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    Hi, dear Tasha!
    Thanks for your letter. You asked about my weekend. On Saturday I'm going to do some chores/work around the house. Firstly, I'm going to clean the windows. Secondly, I'm going to clean the floor, thirdly, I'm going to do the laundry, and Finally, I'm going to cook/make something to eat.
    On Sunday, I'm going to meet my friend Lisa, we are going to the lake Tahoe to take photographs, after which we will go for a walk. Finally, we will go to a coffee shop called "Tahoe". They make very good coffee.





    <em>For places where i've used</em> /
    You can use either of the two words
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    January 3, 2020
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    "Brains" as used in that context, is informal/slang. I'm sure you have already inferred the meaning. In formal or academic writtings, you should never use the word "brains" in such a manner. Do not be confused as to why the author uses it though, the words weren't hers, but the words of the character speaking, the author was conveying that whoever was speaking, was speaking informally.
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    January 3, 2020
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    January 3, 2020
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    The sentence is almost "okay" just a slight correction, as well as a punctuation mark. You should use any of the sentences below. The first one is acceptable, but the second is more elegant. 1. What did you have difficulty getting used to the most, in turkey? 2. What did you find the most difficult to get used to, in turkey?
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    January 3, 2020
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    Without the second "That" "Bequests are the money or property belonging to someone that they say they wish would be given to other people after their death” Although the above sentence is correct, it is somewhat awkward. A more elegant sentence would be... "Bequests are monies or properties a person wishes to be given to other people upon their deaths" 😊😊
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    January 2, 2020
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