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The things i could get when i take a step into a forest. I wrote down kind of a thing i like to do for an assignment. There's a possibility to read it infront of my small class mate. So plz.. check it.^^ The things i could get when i take a step into a forest. (Walking through a forest is not exactly my hobby or anything... just what i've done once in a while...) I like ambling through a forest. All that silence and serene air get around me in a total peace as i take the first step in it. It feels like i just walk into the small world away from the stifiling noisy downtown which i stood with dumb. When i look up at the patch of sky showing through the pine branches, it gives me a rest and total limpidity of mind. I love the way to look at sky like that. 'Cause when I do it I feel like I own that small little sky over my head which made particularly for me. At the very moment that i look up the sky through it. I could have my little secret place in my mind. No one share it, no one intrude or rob. I don't know why should I feel like that. It seems ridiculous sometimes, when I find myself glued on that idea but no matter what people say it. that's how I could relax myself from this place.
22. Dezember 2014
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Question for the expression which is like It gets me every time... I got some expressions about 'get'. i think it is used in two different way when i come across a couple of sentences somehwere. Work is starting to get to me. I need to take another vacation. : get to somebody means to bother somebody - I want to know what gets to you? - What really gets to me is when my boss asks me for the report like in one hour. ->if something is getting to me then it means that it's driving me crazy. i asume... But there are something i couldn't get it right in the following sentences. - I have to admit his music is wonderful. It really gets to you. - It gets me every time.. > maybe it makes me touched every time. it could be some moive scenes or musics... whatever it is.. So ... how could i distinguish one from the other. i wonder.
16. Dezember 2014
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Those kind of excuse don't cut it anymore? Nowadays i read a novel, it's pretty tough to read a book written in English. Still it gives me a lot of foreign expressions like below. "There are times in life when those kinds of excuses don't cut it anymore. Situations when nobody cares whether you're suited for the task at hand or not. I need you to understand that." - i know there's no difficult word in the sentence but i can't understand the meaning of the verb 'cut' in here. Of course it doesn't mean detatch one thing from the other. Could you make several e.g for me to get it. i could guess the meaning of it but not that much clear... plz.
16. Dezember 2014
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