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I am looking for a chance to practise my English. I can read but I am not good at speaking English. I also want somebody can answer my questions. I think to talk with each other is a good way to learn a foreign language. I come from Handan, China. I am a junior high school teacher.
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    Is “reach home” correct grammatically? We can say "get home". but can we also say "arrive home" and "reach home"? Or should we say "reach my home", "reach a home"?
    December 21, 2014
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    What‘s the difference between" excited about, excited by/at and excited for"? She is excited about the wedding. We are excited by the prospect of a party. They are excited for the summer.
    June 3, 2014
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    "How did you do on the English exam?" Why not say in the English exam? Is there any difference? I also saw this sentence: I did well in my exams.
    May 30, 2014
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    This content violates our Community Guidelines.
    February 2, 2013
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    "be careful about "and be careful of" What does "be careful about" and "be careful of" mean? What is the difference between them?
    October 14, 2012
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    metre or metres? 0.95 metre long or 0.95 metres long? Which is right?
    September 25, 2012
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    Does salad have a plural form? I know that "food" is usually uncountable. But when it means different kinds of foods, it can be used as" foods". Is "salad" the same as "food"?
    September 11, 2012
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    恐怕，也许，可能，可以表达相同的意思。例如：明天我恐怕不能去参加你的生日聚会。 明天我也许不能参加你的生日聚会。 明天我可能不能参加你的生日聚会。 只是恐怕表达了“非常想参加而担心很可能有别的事情导致不能参加的”意思，常常用于婉转的拒绝。
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    September 10, 2012
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    seems that 'which office' should be 'whose office'. Isn't it an attributive clause?
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    September 10, 2012
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    "in school" and "at school" Is there any difference between "in school" and "at school"?
    September 10, 2012
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