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    extremely*
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    July 13, 2012
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    Its a street word, essentially, and not something to use in normal or polite conversations, especially with professionals or people you do not know very very well. even if you do, it is still bad language/cursing. But in the sentence it does mean etremely/good. it is an obscenity that ranges in meaning from the original, rude, meaning of "intercourse" to an exclaimation such as darn, or very.
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    July 13, 2012
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    "Observe the statue of..." "Acknowledge the..." (a bit too formal) "Notice the statue.."/ "Take notice of the statue..." On a tour, or physically pointing out something (not in writing): "Turn your attention to the statue..." "If you look to your left, you will see the statue of..." For noticing details: "Mark the craftsmanship of the statue...etc" "Here in the__ we have many prominent peices. For example, the.."
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    July 9, 2012
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    its possible, but I cant seen to think of a DIRECT use of against for comaprison. But it could be used indirectly as: "The dark dress, Against the pale white of her skin, seemed even darker." As for comparison words: "When compared to A, B is ___. In comparison to A, B is __. "California's warm climate starkly contrasts to Ireland's consistent rains" "His rude demeanor juxtaposed (or was a juxtaposition to) that of his kind friend"
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    July 9, 2012
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    I would say: "The Tourist walking along the street sees many staues." plurality of the noun: Tourists see/Tourist sees "Walking along the street, the Tourist sees many statues ." "The walking Tourist sees many statues along the street." is also correct, but sounds more awkward.
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    July 9, 2012
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    فک میکنم که بيشتر نزديكي با افغانی ببخشید , فارسي من کامل نيست :P farsi tajiki is closer to afgani/dari, if I am not mistaken.
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    July 8, 2012
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    My key resposibilities in the workspace

    Maybe It will be interesting for somebody, I hope. Thank you for reading this. Please correct me.
    My key responsibilities in my workspace are: to analyze current global financial market indicators (the major stock indexes, their future, quotes of world currency pairs and forward contracts on them, government and corporate bonds, quotes of credit default swaps on them, the future major commodity  quotes), to analyze macroeconomic statistic data, to analyze companies reporting, to develop our analysis systems with VBA in MS Excel with the setup of online communication and updates between the Bloomberg Terminal and MS Excel, to make recommendations on specific investment ideas, to select particular financial instruments for the portfolio, to monitor the execution of strategies, and control the portfolio (asset allocation, risks, reviewing positions, Sharpe and Sortino ratios etc.)


    Conversationally, this would be fine, but I changed the conjugation of most of the listes words to be technically correct.
    you started the list with "my responsibilities are..an analysis" (this is an object not action/ability). Each listed item has to be correct with the original action "my responsibilities are...making recomendations" (in a sentence you would rather say TO make recomendations).
    ex "My job at work is to clean lab-ware, script data notes, check the equipment and storage levels, and run machines.
    You write well!

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    June 13, 2012
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    Gods decide is out of our hindsight power but it is always beneficial for us.

    should be:

    "God's decision is out of our power, but it is always beneficial for us"
    "what God decides is out of our..."
     

    hindsight is the superior understanding of something after it has occured. hindsight and power are also both nouns.  

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    May 9, 2012
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    "I am studying English" ( the verb [to be] is conjugated to [i am], but studying is the same) ex. "She is studying" "they are studying" or "I study English" is also correct. where [to study], the only verb, is conjugated. "i study", "she studies", "they study" good luck!
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    May 9, 2012
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    "I'm going to the gym to keep myself healthy" is the most common and better word choice, but both are correct."keep my health good" is technically correct but sounds odd. dont say it. you can also say "im going to the gym to keep myself in good health" (more proper/formal)
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    May 5, 2012
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