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    Aucune correction necessaire ! 

    Something a little more native looking might be: I like learning English because it helps me with my job and while traveling.  Besides, it's fun!  Mais, les mots ci-dessus sont bien.

    Envoyez-moi un message si vous le souhaitez.  Je suis un locuteur natif d'anglais et je suis en train d'apprendre le français.  J'ai besoin de pratiquer !

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    August 25, 2011
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    Il est Hanoï, apparentement. J'ai pensé que il peut avoir été la ville de Ho Chi Minh.
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    August 20, 2011
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    Life is short, so I enjoy myself.

    Another good alternative would be

    "Life is short, so one must enjoy it."

     

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    August 19, 2011
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    They are interchangeable. As far as subtle differences go, 'must' is probably more dramatic and carries greater urgency (but only very slightly so) while 'have to' is probably used more in everyday speech. You should feel comfortable using either.
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    August 17, 2011
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    They are pretty much equivalent, but I would moreso expect to see 'were living' used in the context of a longer story.
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    August 17, 2011
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    They mean the same thing, but are used slightly differently. 'Right away' is a more informal way of saying 'right now', and you would really only use it when being asked to do something. If somebody asked you to do something, you could respond with 'right away' to indicate that you would do it immediately. But, you probably wouldn't want to respond with 'right now' in the same situation; it would sound a bit awkward.
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    August 17, 2011
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    My Day <em>(1)</em> <em></em>

    Today the weather it is very hot. <em>(2)</em>  I'm just staying at home.  I can't go anywhere.. I'm feel so bored! <em>(3)</em> :(

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    Comments:

    (1) Titles are generally capitalized, though I often break this rule myself when writing informally<em>.</em>

    <em>(2) It is common to just refer to the weather or environment as 'it'.</em>

    (3) There's nothing wrong with saying "I feel so bored!", but it's more common to just say "I am so bored!"

    Good job!  Consider linking your sentences together some more.  For example, "Today it is very hot, so I'm just staying home."

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    August 17, 2011
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