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    Help me out with this expression, please! In the song, Keri Hilson means that even though Timbaland cannot give her all the best material things and the advantages they could get from them, she says they can tough it out so that they can succeed one day. Could anybody tell me the meaning of "so that", and also explain when I'm suposed to use it by showing me a few examples? Thanks
    July 28, 2011
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    I need help to understand the meaning of "so that" and how to use it and when... Can someone tell me?
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    Can anyone help me with this statement? You could improve just reading the sentences few times before the recording session, so that you'll reach a fluid expression.
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    Is there anyone able to help me out with these two statements? Could anyone tell me what is the meaning of: "Du weisst nicht mehr, wer du bist, du weisst nicht mehr, was liebe ist" "Ich habe nicht alles richtig verstanden, aber trotzdem mach weiter so es ist schon gut" Thanks
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    Amy Winehouse's lofe I've got really bad about hear death. I still can't figure out how such a skillful singer has led such a wrong life! I think that if she had met a better boyfriend... She has met boys who were wrose than herself, most of them addicted on drugs as herself... I hope the next stars to have her as an exemple... to not be followed... May God take her soul... Rest in peace Amy...
    July 27, 2011
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    Well, "lucky" is an ADJECTIVE. It's used to qualify a noun. (Generally, a person) For example, if a person hits the lotto, this individual is "lucky", because it has got all the money alone. "Is he your boyfriend? Wow, you're so lucky!" "Luckly is an ADVERB, so you use to it to give a special meaning to any adjective, verb or other abverb. For example: "I fell down. Luckly, there was a man who helped me up." I hope it has helped you, even though my explanation was a little confusing =)
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself I'm learning english, because lately it has become important to have some knowledge of different languages. English has been used for comunicating with people worldwide. So, I find it important to me, attempting to learn it as well as other idioms.
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