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Anastasiia Pavlenko
Ukrainian
Jul 9, 2020
Спасибо за ещё один прекрасный урок) до встречи ))
Anastasiia Pavlenko
Ukrainian
Jul 8, 2020
Дякую тобі за продуктивний урок)
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    Please Correct My French C'est une nuit de rébellion. or C'est une bonne nuit pour la rébellion I'm trying to say: 'It is a night for rebellion' or ' It's a good night for rebellion.' Does this work? I realize it's not something you say over breakfast... but it correct and not awkward?
    July 19, 2020
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    Please tell me if I used these words correctly

    1) Someone has ratted out the head of the mafia
    2) A homeless man was arrested for loitering - good
    3) Many soldiers in the First World War defected.
    4) I have a hunch that someone is cheating on me.
    5) I got a nasty email where they were laughing at my appearance
    6) When you think you blew it, remember your purpose
    7) A rabbit runs swiftly in the meadow (on the meadow works too, but 'in the' is more idiomatic.
    across the meadow is possible too (my choice)
    8) The paramount question of our life is what will happen when we die
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    July 9, 2020
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  • Corrected
    Hello guys

    Is there anyone here who can add me as a friend because i want to ameliorate my English.

    The above is technically correct ameliorate = make better, but other than for humor, I could not recommend using ameliorate in this context. It's a 'College word' and no one will understand you, and those who do understand may think you're pretentious or laugh at your word choice. Again, it's great if your trying to be funny.

    Suggestion: Is there anyone here who can add me as a friend because i want to improve my English.

    I use ameliorate in my resume (CV for Americans)
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    July 2, 2020
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  • Corrected
    Dangerous Animal

    In 1963 , the Bronx zoo had and exhibit called the most dangerous animal in the world. It was mirror.
    1) Do you agree with this ?
    2 ) Do you like going to zoo ?

    - To throw in my two cents, I'd agree with this to some extent. Due to our intelligence and curiosity, humanity has become the dominate form of life on the planet.

    This could turn out to be a hazardous mistake (egregious error). People often jeopardize the lives of other creatures for their own convenience. We have demonstrated our selfishness and become disconnected from the natural world. Plundering our resources rather than maintaining them. We have no mercy for ourselves let alone (innocent) animals!
    We've always thought we are entitled to judge, label, hurt and kill. By the by, what was our creator's expectation of us?
    ===
    This is just one possibility.
    Note: 'By the by' sounds more British and 'By the way' sounds more American.
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    July 1, 2020
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  • Answered
    I think you're well intentioned, but you come across a little differently than you think (or 'imagine.') Note - I'm assuming the person is disagreeable. If so... I would say it like this: I think you're well intentioned, but you come across a little harsher than you think (or 'imagine.')
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    July 1, 2020
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  • Corrected
    PRACTICE
    Simple correction:
    I am a sincere person because I always say what I really feel or believe.
    or
    I am a sincere person because I'm always saying what I really feel or believe.

    "I always say" - or - "I'm always saying" but not "I always saying"

    or consider:
    I'm a sincere person because I always state my beliefs or what I'm really feeling.
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    June 19, 2020
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  • Answered
    also, bother = disturb i.e "Does it disturb you?"
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    May 31, 2020
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  • Corrected
    I go to a movie

    I go to movie now. I don't go to a movie long time. Because the theater was closed long time.

    I'm going to a movie now. I haven't gone to a movie in a long time because the theater's been closed.

    alternate:
    I'm going to see a movie now. I haven't seen a movie in a long time as the theater's been closed.
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    May 31, 2020
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  • Corrected
    Practice

    1. It is so bad that calling his epithet. --- No sure what your trying to say here.
    2. In this tempestuous situation, nobody could have avoided the adverse effects.
    3.Because of being reprimanded by her father, she could not (couldn't) help crying.
    4.He was angered by her provocative actions.
    5. We can't deny that every industry will have irreparable impacts.
    6. He wants to embellish his resume by falsifying his experience.
    7. Staunch is so staunch. ---Possibly Staunch is staunch.
    8. He wants to have a impromptu debate with his friend.
    9. Their posterity will be remembered forever.
    10. The biennial activity will be held tomorrow. --- consider (is being held)
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    May 29, 2020
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  • Answered
    It's a request. "Can I ask you something?" You are requesting permission to ask a question. ok ... If you wan't to get super technical it would be "May I ask you something?" The old stand by illustrating the difference is when a child in school asks his teacher. "Can I go to the bathroom?" The teacher replies, "You can, but you may not." Meaning he is physically able to 'go' but he does not have permission to do so. That being said, everyone uses 'can' and if you are ever corrected on the point, the person is being a pedantic ass in my opinion. : )
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    May 28, 2020
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