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I've been a teacher for over 30 years. I have taught English at various levels, from elementary school to college-level. Currently, I am teaching English and other subjects at an international school in Thailand. Therefore I know English vocabulary for many specific subjects as well, like the sciences or math or business terms. English can be a difficult language to master because there are many exceptions to the basic rules. I believe that I can help you to feel more comfortable with the proper use of it.
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    sanya, The most natural way would be to say, "They find people who speak the language, and they ask these people to correct them whenever they make a mistake." This suggests that every time they hear a mistake, they will correct it.
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    October 29, 2012
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    Yes. That is properly what "I'm hot," SHOULD mean. "I'm very warm." Used the other way is really slang(not proper English).
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    April 17, 2012
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    "treatment" is what you do to TRY to get healthy "cure" is what worked to make you healthy If a treatment is successful, it is called a cure
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    April 17, 2012
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    You are correct. It should be "We were FORCED..." FACED cannot be used here.
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    April 2, 2012
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    Each of these is correct except one: limit means "restrict" or "put a boundary on" The other synonyms are sometimes POSSIBLE meanings, but they are not always the most used meaning. For example, "start" usually means "to begin", or "independent" usually means "not needing anything else"
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    January 2, 2012
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    It does mean, "I didn't know it would happen," but it also has the idea that it was totally unexpected - that you never would have guessed that it could have turned out the way it did.
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    January 2, 2012
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    corect me

    "myself divya".is dis correct..

    Divya,

    It should say, "I am Divya."   This is correct.

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    December 29, 2011
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    "my" is a possessive ADJECTIVE and must be followed by a noun ("book" in your example) "mine" is a PRONOUN and takes the place of a noun
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    December 20, 2011
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    "B" loved and respected his mother very much, and it is very important to him that other people remember his mother in a very good way.
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    November 28, 2011
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    Scarlet, You should not use "on" before "this afternoon" most of the time. If you wanted to say that the doctor's appointment was on one particular afternoon and not on another afternoon, then it would be proper to use "on". eg., Jim is going to see the doctor on THIS afternoon, not on THAT afternoon. If what you mean is that Jim is going to see the doctor today, then don't use "on".
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    November 28, 2011
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