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    Yes makes sense!
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    August 25, 2022
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    To hope as a dynamic verb is to actively think of something and hope for it. The stative version merely indicates having hope in general not actively hoping for something.
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    August 25, 2022
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    For A, 1, 2, 3 and 4 are correct (although 2 should be separated with a comma). For B, None are quite right. Should read something like: They announced that their product didn’t contain any unnecessary additional products. For C, The type of pronoun is different but the subject is the same (you are just talking about the object of his ‘hands’ which is possessive so ‘he’ becomes ‘his’) Hope that helps!
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    August 25, 2022
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    It is when a space opens up on the football field - for example when ‘the defence opens up’ it means there are holes in the line of defence in front of the goal (I.e. players are not covering all parts of the pitch).
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    June 8, 2022
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    Two years ago, while I was in China, I studied Chinese for six months in the city of Beijing. I often walked around the city with my friends. We visited many attractions such as; The Summer Palace, The Great Wall of China, The Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square. What I liked most of all was walking around the old quarters of Beijing because I experienced so much of the Chinese culture there. I hope to go back to Beijing again soon.
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    June 8, 2022
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    Either is correct! Depends what kind of picture you would like to paint in the listener’s mind!
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    June 8, 2022
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    ‘Need’ and ‘Ask’ are completely different verbs meaning different things. So it really depends on the context. ‘Need’ implies slight desperation for example. Also, it sounds unnatural to speak in the present tense unless the context is a formal email or something similar.
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    June 3, 2022
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    First one would be correct if you are talking about a fear. When we use the noun ‘darkness’ it sounds very obscure and like you may be using a metaphor for other things you are scared of, rather than darkness itself.
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    June 3, 2022
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    You can use either the past simple or more commonly with native speakers, we use the present tense to add a story-telling tone.
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    June 3, 2022
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    Here are my suggestions in capitals! As for more content, try adding some details about your family’s personalities. For example, my mum is very kind. Dear Sara, How are you? I hope you and your family are WELL. I am writing this email to tell you about my family. My family is SMALL AND WE happily LIVE together . I have one brother and one sister . My father is a doctor and my mother is a housewife. I am the THE OLDEST AND I am in class nine at school. My little brother is IN class six. My younger sister is 10 years old . She isn't VERY tall , but of medium height. I am so lucky to have them IN MY LIFE. I AM looking forward to your reply. Write back TO ME and tell me about your family. I hope to hear from you soon . Love FROM, Diana
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    November 3, 2021
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