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I am glad to join ikalki. I hope to practice my English in here. It's a wonderful thing (or It's wonerful thing) because is it is free. I will introduce tell/advivice my friends to join it, too. At the same time, I think I can know different cultures friends a lot of friends from different cultures in the world. If you find any mistake I wrote, please correct me it, and tell me the correct sentence. I thank you in advance. ^^
Good job :)0 votedApril 14, 20152For me, I prefer not to memorize individual words. It's easier to memorize and remeber new words when I employ them in sentences or write a paragraph or a topic, using them. Also, when I learn a new word, I read its definition and examples clarify its use in dictionary. And I write down synonyms, opposites, and derivatives of words in my notebook to understand them better, remember them easier, and to enrich my vocabulary.
0 votedMarch 25, 20140"It was written" is a past simple passive form. "It has been written" is a present perfect passive form. We use "it was written" when talking about a text (a poem, book, novel, story, etc) whose writer is dead, while we use "it has been written" when talking about a text whose writer is still alive. For example, "The Chimney Sweeper" was written by William Blake. The English poet William Blake is not alive, so we use past simple passive (or past simple) form when talking about his literary works.
0 votedDecember 4, 20130Serg, I meant the smoking addiction. At the beginning, smokers may smoke a little number of cigarettes, but then they may become heavy smokers. Smoking, in general, is very dangerous, whether it's smoking tobacco, hookah, or drugs. I think all the types of smoking lead to the same results but the period differs from one type to another.
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