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I graduated from Vanguard University of Southern California. My major was English. I have taught school in California and have been an Office Manager for several companies. I also taught English as a second language in China. I look forward to helping you with your English pronunciation, English Writing, English Grammar and conversational English, help with idioms and resume composition.
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Jesse
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Feb 16, 2012
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  • Answered
    Spurs are sharp objects on boots worn usually by cowboys, or people who ride horses. When on a horse, you can jab your spurs into the side of the horse and he will run faster. So, a spur is a metal sharp, usually decorative, but functional device attached to your leather boots.
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    April 24, 2012
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    I'm hungry, and I'm getting hungry mean the same thing. At first the person might say "I'm getting hungry". If you don't take him some place to eat, he will say even louder, "I'M HUNGRY"!! "Let's get something to eat, please!"
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    April 22, 2012
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    Beef would come out much better. The cooking utensils to use could be a large serving spoon, a large fork, a gravy spoon, butter knife, a potato masher, tongs, etc. These are cooking utensils. You would also use recipes that tell you what ingredients to put in your food, and many different kinds of seasoning and spices to use. Your recipe would tell you how to prepare your food. You could bake your food, broil, braise, pan-fry, deep fry (in oil), cook in a crock-pot, pressure cooker, etc. All these methods are ways to prepare or cook your food dishes. A food dish is a "dish of food" or a recipe you are preparing that will go along with your meal, which would include several "dishes of food" or pans containing part of the meal.
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    April 22, 2012
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    You might attend a meeting. Someone might ask or require you to attend a meeting, or you could attend one because you want to be there. If you participate in a meeting, you might be in charge of the meeting, be a speaker at the meeting, or volunteer to do something at the meeting. You would not just be attending, or listening to others, but in this case you would have something to do with the leadership of the meeting. You would be more involved if you are participating.
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    April 22, 2012
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    You would start a letter by writing at the top, the date, then say: "Dear John" or "Dear Mary", or "Dear Mr. Smith", "Dear Sir", "Dear Dr. Jones". Then state why your are writing, and give the information.
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    April 22, 2012
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    ANSWER: When more of the item arrives at the store, you will be able to buy that new item at the same "sale price" that got sold out. Just keep that "rain check" so the store employee will know that you tried to buy the item, but it was sold out. You will still get the same good price. The term "rain check" came about when people bought tickets to an outdoor ball game, and it rained so the game did not play. People had to go home, or stay home after purchasing their ticket. A "Rain check" was used for another day when the weather permitted the game to play, so people did not lose their money. These days, if someone asks you to go out to dinner with them, and you have another appointment at that same time, you can say, "I can't go Tuesday night, but give me a rain-check, and let's do it some other time". The other person will say, "Yes, we'll do it another time, I'll call you and we'll get together when you are free".
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    April 22, 2012
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    There are a lot of Muslims in the USA, and a lot of other religious people. This is because in America you are free to worship God or believe whatever you wish. That is why people first came to the "New World".... to get away from dictators who told you how you MUST believe. In many other countries if you don't believe the way the government tells you to believe, or go to the government-approved churches, you can be fined or punished...perhaps by not getting good jobs, or going to prison. In a democracy, you are a free moral agent, and you don't have those restrictions put on you. You are not told how to dress, where to sit, where to work, nor where to worship. Men and women have the same rights to vote, work, drive, go to school, and raise their family the way they wish. Who wouldn't want to come to America or a free democracy?
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    April 22, 2012
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    There are two examples containing this phrasal verb: 1) We drove to the airport the next morning to pick up Susan 2) I picked her up at Covent Garden to take her to lunch with my mother Your own sentence is not correct. You would have to say "I picked Susan up at Covent Garden". If you were to use the pronoun, you would say "I picked her up". You could say "I picked up her suitcase and other luggage at the airport". "I picked up her Mother". But this is correct: "I picked her up".
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    April 22, 2012
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    Visitors to the country are often struck by the warmth and hospitality of its people. D) The friendliness and generosity of the country’s inhabitants frequently impress tourists. The above two statements are most similar.
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    April 22, 2012
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    I'm glad you enjoy your pets. I used to have a lot of registered persian and himalayan cats, but I don't have any now. I am free to travel, and not tied down so much, like when I used to have to stay home and feed and clean up after my cats.
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    April 22, 2012
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