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    The pronunciation of English is extremely frustrating to adult learners of the language. In comparison to Spanish, it actually seems like cruel and unusual punishment. There are basic pronunciation rules to follow, but inevitably, they will all be broken. The only option is to practice a lot and speak English with native speakers as much as possible. Watching American movies and TV shows should help too.
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    October 18, 2011
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    I am not aware of any rules about forming these adjectives. Like idioms, I am pretty sure these must be learned and memorized. There might not be any shortcuts. http://www.idiomsite.com/
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    October 16, 2011
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    We might say, "It's a bit uppity."
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    October 15, 2011
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    王子面2011's notebook entry: Apr 20, 2011

    I am very glad to your come: I am very glad you have come (to my profile).

    I am a graduate student and my major is medical : I am a graduate student majoring in medicine.

    What is the weather in your place? :  What is the weather like where you live?

    What`s the time in you place :  What time is it?

    I am a little nervous because I afraid I can`t talk with you fluently.  I am a little nervous because I'm afraid I can't talk with you fluently.

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    October 15, 2011
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  • Answered
    yes
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    October 15, 2011
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  • Corrected

    practice

     

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    October 15, 2011
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  • Answered
    We are in for = We will experience. A treat = something pleasant.
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    October 14, 2011
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    "Didn't anyone tell you that recently?" and "Nobody told you that recently?"
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    October 14, 2011
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    In USA it will pretty much always be referred to as "movie."
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    October 14, 2011
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    It would be best to get the context of this sentence. "I'm over you" always means "I am completely done with you." I'm all over you probably means the same thing depending on the context.
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    October 14, 2011
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