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Hallo zusammen! Ich bin Emma. Zurzeit wohne ich in Österreich und während ich hier bin, würde ich gerne mein Deutsch verbessern. Im Gegenzug kann ich euch mit den Sprachen die ich fließend sprechen kann helfen. Bei Interesse, schreibt mir.
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    I guess you want to know the difference of these two words in the Perfect tense. In some languages the translation of "already" and "yet" is different, so just by translating the sentence you know which of these two words you want to use. But there are also some languages, in which they are translated the same way. In that case, you need to know the following rule: Already is used in declarative sentences. (+) - I have already done my homework. Yet is used in interrogative (?) and negative (-) sentences. - Have you done your homework yet? - I haven't done my homework yet. Hope this helps you out!
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    January 14, 2016
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  • Answered
    I guess you want to know the difference of these two words in the Perfect tense. In some languages the translation of "already" and "yet" is different, so just by translating the sentence you know which of these two words you want to use. But there are also some languages, in which they are translated the same way. In that case, you need to know the following rule: Already is used in declarative sentences. (+) - I have already done my homework. Yet is used in interrogative (?) and negative (-) sentences. - Have you done your homework yet? - I haven't done my homework yet. Hope this helps you out!
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    January 14, 2016
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    Hey!

    I absolutely love the idea of handwritten letters. Have always wanted to do it, but had no one that would be interested in exchanging handwritten letters with me.

    I could offer Azerbaijani, Russian and English. And would be interested in receiving letters in German.

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    January 14, 2016
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  • Commented

    Sometimes I get such invitations too, and it's very annoying, especially when they see that I am not interested in learning their language.

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    November 23, 2015
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    SO + adjective/adverb SUCH + (adjective) + NOUN Therefore, you should say "it was SUCH a shock". But if you want to use "SO" without changing the meaning of the sentence, then you should use an adjective after it, like "it was SO shocking!"
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    October 10, 2015
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    You should keep using the new vocabulary in your every day life, even if you have to look it up every time you forget it. That's the only way to memorize the new words and get used to them.
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    October 10, 2015
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    Offering and helping.
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    October 10, 2015
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    You can also say "кофе, пожалуйста!", you don't have to say "a cup of...".
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    October 10, 2015
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    Been meditating to clear my mind.
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    May 28, 2015
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  • Commented

    I don't have much of an interest in watching the same movies over and over again. The only movie I watched more than once was the Green Mile and every time I watched it like it was the first time I was watching it.

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    May 28, 2015
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