Hello everyone, my name is Camille and I'm from France. I'm looking for someone to practice my English with. As I'm living in Germany I can't practice it as much as before... It would be great if we could at least exchange once a week, so I can get more comfortable while speaking. I can of course help you with either French or German (I speak it fluently). Hoping to hear from you soon!

Today I have a part-the job. I work at restaurants. I don’t like the manager. Maybe he hates me. I want to change my part-time job, but I can’t find a good one. If you have a good one, please tell me.🥺

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Today, I'll go to Showa Memorial Park.There are many flowers there. I want to see Nemophila!! This is blue and small flower.

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Are there any deliberate practices one can follow to become more attuned to the rhyming elements—such as slant rhymes—in Emily Dickinson's poetry? I'd also love to hear your thoughts on her use of the concept of circumference. Thanks. Girl, still, they shot me up in prose, as when a little girl, they put me in the closet because they liked me still. Girl and still, they are half rhymes. That's also known as a slant rhyme. Now, if you've even slightly touched upon a few of Emily Dickinson's most popular or most famous poems, that word, slant, is going to start sticking out to you. Tell all the truth, but tell it slant. We're going to get into that. She loves this idea of slant. She loves this idea of circumference, and she's utilizing linguistic metaphors in order to convey this idea of slanting.