Writing Task - Opinion "Bikers should not ride on the street" "Bikers should not ride on the street" Nowadays, the use of different ways of transportation in small or crowded cities are a reality. Riding bicycles or rollerblading is very common in people of different ages to see, not matter the comfort or even if it exists infrastructure's facilities, the main aim is the time that they can save in their transportation. However, in countries or cities that are in development this is not a reality although, their governments and the society have tried to implement, because they don't have budgets to design this or doesn't exist private companies that are interested in it. On the other hand, in cities that you can find these facilities the problem is different because the bikers don't have a vial culture, respect to pedestrians or in some cases don't have laws that protect them respectively, and this provoke a variety of problems such as accidents, fines or even deaths. To sum up, I consider that is important that it exists more ways of transportation that allow everybody to move fast and easy way, but with their rules and laws, so that is important that more and more private companies are interested in work in these kinds of projects and it exists competition in the service.[Audio]

I've just started to learn English, would be a more natural way of speech. Though I've just started learning ^about...English, is no less correct either. Both may be used. This second example is probably more likely to be in the written form than it is in speech however.

Yes it does exist. Meaning; To pass by with little to no notice having been made apparent.

Sorry but in the examples I gave you would use them in a situation where you are likely to have been offended by someone for their assumptions made about a subject they were unlikely to have been qualified to judge, & or wherein that offending person felt it was there place to comment (usually critically without merrit).

Not grammatically correct. I will hazard a guess that the phrase you might in fact wish to use perhaps could be instead: Who do you think you are? Or...Who does he/ she think they are?

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Mrs is most commonly used for a married woman as opposed to Miss for those women yet to wed.

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