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Learning languages has always been an interest of mine, and now I'm taking it up as a hobby.
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    This depends on the context. Maybe you are speaking about a race of some kind. Saying "They all set off at once" means that all of the participants in the race started at the same time. Set off means to "embark" or "go" as in, on a path, journey, or adventure. "At once" simply means "at the same time" or "in the same moment." I hope that this helps!
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    March 9, 2012
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    Hello! Bonjour! I have a Skype and am a native English speaker, so I would definitely be willing to work with you over Skype! My username is "nicholas.hutchison8" without the "" marks.

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    March 1, 2012
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    February 20, 2012
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    how can I walk into your heart

    I don`t know how to express my feelings. I`ve just done things that aren't very good. I know I still can't walk into your heart. It could have been forever.

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    February 20, 2012
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    February 19, 2012
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    It is used to refer to being sunburned. So if I fell asleep on the beach all day with no sunscreen on, I would be "burned to a crisp." It can also be used to refer to something that is so burnt that it is blackened and charred, like bacon that has been cooked for too long.
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    February 19, 2012
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