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  • Answered
    I use to answer 'all great!' :)
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    April 30, 2013
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    That depends. If I am talking now and need to explain my words I use 'what I mean is that...'. When it is something that I said a while ago and someone asks me what I wanted to say at that time I use 'what i meant was...'
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    January 11, 2013
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  • Answered
    There is only one way out более подходящий :)
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    January 10, 2013
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    'I look forward to hearing from you. Regards, ...... (Name)'
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    January 10, 2013
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  • Answered
    :) follow the link in order to apply for it---> http://www.italki.com/teachers/apply/default.htm
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    January 6, 2013
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  • Answered
    на русском это можно перевести как 'впереди ожидают трудности'.
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    January 3, 2013
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  • Answered
    You probably mean 'did you travel to China?' and 'if you haven't travelled to China, welcome here!'. Chinese is the name of the language that you speak, not the country :)
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    December 28, 2012
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  • Answered
    It was a typo, they forgot the S :)
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    December 27, 2012
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  • Corrected

    Hi! Here are a few things that needed correction :) maybe you can post the recipe too ;)

    My husband and I love eating perkedel kentang. It is THE name of AN Indonesian traditional food made from potatoes.For a long time, I was so curious how people can make it so delicious and tasty. I have asked some friends of mine how to cook it. Then, this morning, I thought, WHY NOT USE THE INTERNET IN ORDER TO FIND IT. So I decided TO LOOK for some recipes. I found some. THEN I FOUND OUT THAT I HAD DONE LITTLE MISTAKES IN COOKING IT. The potatoes should be fried, not cooked with water (rebus in Indonesia, I don't know how to say rebus in English). It was just a little mistake but influencing the whole recipe and and taste. Today I made it. My perkedel kentang DID NOT CRUMBLE anymore when I fried them. My husband was so surprised and CONGRATULATED me for my effort.^_^

     

     

     

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    December 11, 2012
    1
  • Answered
    THE is a definite article and A is an indefinite one, which means that you use 'the' when you know which object you are talking about, and 'a' when you don't. You took the example with the books so i will continue with it :) Give me THE book- you say so when you and the one you are talking to know which book you are talking about. Give me A book- you say so when it does not matter for you which book they give you.
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    December 7, 2012
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