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- Hi Agame, Yes, it usually refers to the thoughts in someone's mind that may keep them "captive" and keep them from doing something. An example could be thoughts of a previous bad relationship that keeps the person from trusting someone, which in turn keeps them from having a relationship. I hope that this helps.0 votedMarch 31, 20240
- Hi Elshad, I hope you are well. It's so wonderful that you are looking to improve your English. I offer conversational lessons, where we can interact and talk about daily activities, work, movies or anything you like to encouraging speaking English. Have a look and let me know if it would be suitable for you.0 votedFebruary 15, 20240
- Hi Elizaveta. Hope you are well. A receipt is a piece of paper showing proof of a purchase and usually includes the date, value and items purchased. A slip is usually a small piece of paper with a note on it. However, in some instances, especially in casual situations, the word "slip" may be used to replace the word "receipt". An example would be when friends are discussing shopping and the one could say, " Have you got the slip for the shoes you purchased yesterday?" This used to be quite common in my country, however, things have changed and more people are using the word "receipt". Hope this helps.0 votedFebruary 15, 20240
- Hi Jerry, hope that you are well. This should be: What is your opinion about the statement, "Students should be allowed to have their phones with them in school." How do you feel about students having phones with them at school? Do you agree with the statement or do believe that students should not have their phones at school?0 votedApril 23, 20230
- My favorite festival is Diwali, which is part of the Hindu culture. We celebrate it because it is the day when the Hindu God, Shri Ram, returned home after fourteen years of exile. The festival is full of happiness and joy, where people exchange sweets; decorate their houses with flowers; light lamps and enjoy bursting firecracker's. Should you wish to learn more about Diwali, it would be best to read the Hindu Holy Book, 'Ramayana'.0 votedMay 24, 20220

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