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I am an American ESL teacher with many years experience teaching English to college and university students and foreihn professionals in both Scandinavia and Asia. I love teaching English.
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    1.) used to do and 3.) are both in the past and imply that the action described (doing) is no longer being done. 2.) 1.) I used to do that but I do not do that now. 2.) I am used to doing that (and I still do that now). 3.) I was used to doing that (but I do not do that now/anymore). BTW : When is it correct (not correctly) Hope this helps John
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    October 11, 2012
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    I think the second one is natural and good.
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    October 4, 2012
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    Sure is means the part is surely a good party. This is a common expression used that means"yes" to any question. sure are sure am also.
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    October 4, 2012
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    That would depend on your interests and likes and dislikes.
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    September 28, 2012
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    by extension here means that the expression is a figure of speech. This is because "hole in one" refers to that moment in golf when your first try lands the golf ball directly into the hole. So when you you achieve a 100% score on a difficult test you can say that "it was a hole in one".
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    September 28, 2012
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    informal
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    September 28, 2012
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    remote means distant, far away and second language is of course a language which is not your first one. i googled it. It is an ESL teacher (or translator ) who uses internet and skype to teach students in other countries.
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    September 28, 2012
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    "get in the way" means become a hinderance, become an obstacle. Imagine way as a narrow road on the side of a mountain. On one side of the road is a cliff and on the other is the steep side of the mountain. Now imagine you are walking on the road and a big rock is on the road in front of you. you cannot climb it, you cannot go around it so "it got in the way"!!
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    September 26, 2012
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    It means that the person who "has a chip on his/her shoulder" is easily irritated and ready to fight.
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    September 21, 2012
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    a 2012 Korean pop single by the South Korean rapper PSY. john
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    September 20, 2012
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