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    Hi! The easiest way to learn a language is to expose yourself often to the language. For example, change your phone or PC settings to English, listen to shorts news in English (there are many websites available online), watch English movies, and talk to someone in English. Actually, there are many things that you can do to expose yourself to the language, but there is only one thing that is harder-- consistency. Assess yourself and if you still cannot tell what's wrong, then maybe I can help you know more ways to study smarter. Whatever frustration you're feeling now, that's all normal and part of the learning process. Don't give up! ๐Ÿ˜‰
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    July 22, 2021
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    Hi! This means the person saying this loves you literally as a friend-- without any romantic or sexual attraction.
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    July 22, 2021
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    I think there is a typographical error in this sentence. "Round the bed" should've been typed as "round the bend" which means to be silly or do crazy things.
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    July 6, 2021
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    Yes, it is natural and correct to say that "Earth revolves around the sun." The earth moves circularly around the sun, so it revolves around it. What do you mean "other way to use this sentence"?
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    July 6, 2021
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    Hi! The correct answer here is A. The quoted text should be capitalized if it is a complete sentence, and not capitalized if it is just a word, phrase, or a fragment. Hope this helps. :)
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    June 29, 2021
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    Yes, this is right. ๐Ÿ˜Š "Used to" is a modal verb we use when we want to talk about a habit or routine we did in the past but no longer do at present.
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    May 10, 2021
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