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I'm Japanese and learning english. I like to read english books. Please help me to comprehend what the books say.
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    What does it mean that "to adjust a bill"? I cant have an idea about "to adjust a bill." It means to pay or refuse a bill? Please tell me. Thank you.
    August 13, 2012
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    "What is it you want?" ?? "What is it uou want?" = "What do you want?" correct? How are fifferent these two? from Father Forgets. Thank you.
    July 17, 2012
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    How are "a strong wind" different from "strong winds"? When is the word "wind" used as countable?
    July 9, 2012
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    Please tell me the maning of this sentence. ”The power which resides in him is new in nature, and none but he knows what that is which he can do, nor does he know until he has tried." => "The power which resides in him is new in nature. And that power is not the thing which he can do without knowing what that is. And he doesn't know that power until he has tried to do." Right?
    June 21, 2012
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    Thanks. I have thought that the subject is you.
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    June 10, 2012
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    Till there was you...was? You knou the song Till Tere Was You. But why used "was" ? Isn't it correct to use "were"?
    June 6, 2012
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    That way, I guess.
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    June 5, 2012
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    Have you read THE PRESENT? "It was unlikely that he had been spending too much time thinking about a past love or that night's dinner."(page 29) Why does the author say "too much" ? I think that 'too' is not necessary. And I can't get 'a past love'. Why isn't it 'the past love'? Tell me please. thanks
    June 5, 2012
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    どちらも使いますね。「うる」の方がやや古い印象があります。 ご質問の、「その曲のすばらしさは、とてもことばで表し得るものではない」は、堅そうな文のようなので、「あらわしうる」と読んだ方がいいように思います。もちろん、「える」でも、全く問題ありません。
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    June 3, 2012
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    Hello, Yessi. The meanings of the 3sentences are almost the same, "My name is Yessi." Most formal one of the three is " Watashi wa Yessi to iimasu." I think you can say simply "Yessi desu" in any situation.
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    June 3, 2012
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