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    what's the difference between these ? In English, I always see some words and phrases have the same or similar meaning, such as, command / take command of, charge / in charge of Is there any difference between command and take command of? I'm confused why same meaning but two forms. Some writers use the forms like, take command of, more than command. Native English speakers please tell me if there is any difference. Thankyou in advance.
    July 20, 2013
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    April 10, 2013
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    How I wish I could go to Tibet or Shangri-La or Inner Mongolia !!! I want to see clouds and stars there.<img title="Laughing" src="http://www.italki.com/Scripts/tinymce/jscripts/tiny_mce/plugins/emotions/img/smiley-laughing.gif" alt="Laughing" border="0" />

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    February 21, 2013
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    what is the difference between active voice and pasive voice? In many sentence, English native speakers intend to use passive voice. Why? for example, commit sb / yourself to doing sth. They always use it like this: The president is committed to reforming health care. Is there any difference? Thanks in advance.
    February 21, 2013
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    Difference between on and about For example: the meeting about the environment the conference on the environment English-speaking natices, is there any difference? please...
    February 18, 2013
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  • Answered
    In China, most of the people use Sogou. It is very convenient. Its link: http://pinyin.sogou.com/ 立即下载：download right now
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    January 7, 2013
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    如果你是与对方稍微熟悉的人，可以这样说：正好我也有事想跟你说一下，…… 如果很熟悉：几乎可以随便说……，比如：等一下，我有急事，让我先说^-^…… 如果不熟悉：那还是礼貌点吧：不好意思，我正好也有事要说…… 因为对方给你打了一通电话，很可能说完随时就挂，说太多客套话也不好；其实若非场合需要，跟中国人不要一直太客套
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    January 6, 2013
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  • Corrected

    How can I say Omiai in English?

    I'm going to go for a drink with my colleagues,including my previous boss who is a Korean.

    He went back to Korean early this year.

    He is a generous person and such a fluent japanese speaker that I'd sometimes forget that he was from Korean.

    He told me he had got as many as 15 "Omiai" before and finally he had got married.

    How can I say "Omiai" in English?

    "Omiai" is like that someone is introduced to a lady by his parents or other relatives.

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    December 29, 2012
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    To-infinitive 1. Please tell me the difference between to-prep. and to-infinitive.I am really confused about their uasge with verb, such as we agree to his plan. We agree to do it.2. And what is the difference between Verb+ to do and Verb+doing. Please expalin detailed. Thankyou in advance.^-^
    December 28, 2012
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    December 28, 2012
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