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Hello, my name is Tyler and I am a huge language enthusiast, as of recently. I am currently learning Russian on my own, and I hope to learn so many more languages throughout my life, including Chinese, German, Italian, and perhaps Persian. I enjoy meeting new people from around the world, and I am interested in all cultures and languages, so no matter where you're from, I'd love to help you with English and learn more about your country and/or language.
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    "Don't have" specifically expresses -not having- something. Examples: "He doesn't have house." "They don't have any money." "haven't" is used as a past perfect indicator word. Examples: "They haven't done anything bad." "He hasn't done his homework yet." "He hasn't driven in five years."
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    February 28, 2012
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    Here, Frost is saying that he took this road because it was better to him, for whatever reason. So "claim" means something like "merit." It has better claim, in that it was more interesting, or moving to him.
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    February 4, 2012
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