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    Why not? It'll be fun, sure (I'm a rare visitor in Skype though)

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    October 19, 2012
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    desert, uninhabited lands
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    August 11, 2012
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    And if you are asked "Are you allright / OK?" the reply will be "I'm fine, thanks"
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    August 11, 2012
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    And all the roads jam up with credit... (Chris Rea, The Road to Hell) Could you please explain the meaning of this phrase?
    May 2, 2012
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    In Russia we are going to selebrate Easter on 15th of April.

    I will paint and color Easter eggs and enjoy company of friends and relatives at the festive table  <img title="Smile" src="http://www.italki.com/Scripts/tinymce/jscripts/tiny_mce/plugins/emotions/img/smiley-smile.gif" alt="Smile" border="0" />

     

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    April 6, 2012
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    Basketball, mind-breaking videogames, cinema

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    April 6, 2012
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    island

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    April 6, 2012
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    There is a "neither ... nor" construction in English, it can be used in such sentence: "They have neither time nor money for doing it" In your case it is quite difficult to understand without the context whether the author made it on purpose or it's a kind of mistake. to do so=to behave that way=to act like that
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    April 6, 2012
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    "I got it" is used in friendly conversation, it's a colloquial style. "I undestand it" is a neutral one, more formal
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    April 6, 2012
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    I think "to write down" means to charge off, to discard
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    April 3, 2012
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