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Hi, I'm a college student who wants to improve his teaching ability by helping others. Once I'm confident as a tutor I will become an ESL teacher. I'm also learning Korean and Japanese and hope to meet teachers/partners to study with. I will gladly help you with English.
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    These days I like the newest from C-Real and Park Ji Yoon.

    There's a ton of groups with songs that I like. Hard to choose one over another since they rotate in and out of my playlist constantly.

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    June 25, 2012
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    Yes, I like people who do those things. But I don't like that they do it. Smoke is bad for everyone's health and drinking can be too. The benefits of both things are outweighted by the negatives. Smoking only benefits the smoker and drinking leads to foolish mistakes. Drunk driving and death, drunken rage, vomitting, impulsive actions, and promiscuity to name a few.

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    June 25, 2012
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  • Corrected

    starting another week days

    I should have been at my work by now!
    i m late!!
    I over slept.
    So sad I stared with a lazyness again. and again
    AHHHH~~!!!

     

    starting another week

     

    I should have been at work by now!

    I'm late!!

    So sad... I over slept.

    I stared blankly again and again.

    AHHHH!!!

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    June 25, 2012
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  • Corrected

    part time job

    Recently i want to find a part time job to exercise myself. As a college student find a part time job is difficult . Maybe the problem is myself. That make me so sorrow.

     

    Another way to write this short and direct but with similar meaning.

     

    I want to find a part time job <em>but </em><em></em>as a college student it's difficult.

     

    <em>It</em> make<em>s</em> me <em>sad because I might be </em>the problem.

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    June 25, 2012
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  • Answered
    Are you looking for any phrase with "come to" or similar ones? Bruce and Wayne have come to terms on their settlement after difficult deliberation.
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    June 25, 2012
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  • Answered
    It depends on your natural way of learning. Do you know if you are a visual, audio, or kinesthetic learner? Depending on your preference some methods of learning will work and others will have little results. There are other factors of your personality that can determine your best method of learning. Such as your independence or dependence, competitive nature or collaborative nature, avoidant or participant preference. As an example I'm mostly a visual, independent, collaborative, avoidant learner. So my best method is to study alone or with a like minded partner using pictures, worksheets, slides, and video media. If you figure out which type of learner you are you can find specific ways to learn in a more efficient manner. I also recommend taking note of which learning styles helps most while in class with different teachers. (If you're in college or school, of course)
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    June 25, 2012
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  • Answered
    It's hard to see where you're having difficulty unless you use the two in a problem sentence. I'll come up with a sample. As I walked through the valley... When I walked through the valley... In this example "as" and "when" have the same meaning. They both refer to the time I walked in the valley. In most cases "when" will refer to time. Where "as" can be used in many ways. It will take more than a quick answer here to teach the various usages unfortunately.
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    June 25, 2012
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    It depends on context. Both can be used interchangeably. But for me (in USA), I never use "I'm ill." If I'm feverish or have a cold, I say "I'm sick". There are other ways to use "I'm sick" such as: "I'm sick and tired of this ****." or "I'm sick and tired of your games". When used in this way "I'm ill" cannot be used interchangeably.
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    June 25, 2012
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    It means you "wronged" a person. If I tell you "you screwed me over." I'm expressing my anger and frustration toward you. It's not good to use this term toward people casually.
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    June 25, 2012
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