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Salut ! Je m'appelle Will et je fais mes études en Biologie en Angleterre. . Je viens de Londres (ou près de) et l'année prochaine je vais habiter à Montpellier ! :) Donc je voudrais parler avec quelque personne qui habite en France pour pratiquer ma française, et qui veut améliorer son anglais aussi !
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    a reality check! it's good to have one from time to time, so just smile and move on =)

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    17 juin 2013
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    p. S. nice question ^^

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    17 juin 2013
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    for me, my motivation often comes from mountains. I used to visit the alps/pyrenees a lot as a child and I find the majesty and timelessness of them inspiring :). but very often people motivate me too especially those who you can look up to or admire.

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    17 juin 2013
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    what kind of question is that?

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    16 juin 2013
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    goose 3... because it lays more than double the eggs of goose one for double the price. after 10 years it would make the most. assuming i had P2000 to start off with of course.

     

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    16 juin 2013
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    babbel langues? avez-vous essayez?

    j'ai  juste telecharger un app s'appelle Babbel francais sur mon 'tableau'(~ipad). il me semble que c'est un bon mode a apprendre le vocab rapidement et efficacement, et je pensais si quelques autres l'ont utilise? que sentez-vous? moi, j'aime qu'il a les photos et c'est simple/propre. il y a aussi les apps pour l'allemand, espagnol etc.

    avez-vous quelques autres moyennes apprendre le vocab?

    p.s. desole pour le manque des accents/erreurs. :)

     

    16 juin 2013
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    you know what, I was thinking this very thing this morning! I was going to write it as a discussion thread but you beat me to it. :p I think the Internet is a tool,  like any other, and can be used for both great and terrible things. but the worst thing in my view is how people find it so hard to put down and live without it for a while - especially younger people. i grew up as the internet was in its advent so it doesn't dominate my childhood memories, and i think most kids would be better off if they messed around outside first and internetted later in life, when they've learned to control their own use of it.. there's more outside in the world than just Facebook!

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    16 juin 2013
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    in front of a magnet...?

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    16 juin 2013
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    When saying "I will" or "I shall" do something, there isn't any difference in conversation. But, if you you ask "will I do this?" it is more as if you or someone else already knows for certain. "shall I do this?" asks more if it would be a good idea to. (historically comes from 'should').
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    Yes, so as Grant said, 'I did it' is the right way of saying - however don't worry about the tenses because 'I've done it' (shortened 'I have done it') is very commonly used :)

     

    They do have different uses, which is confusing.

    Referring to a table you could say 'I made it' - so building/painting/creating something. If you reached a destination (end of race, a meeting; finished a university degree, survived a challenge) then you could also say 'I made it!' too.

     

    However someone could easily come up to you, point at the table and ask "did you do that?" and you could say "yes, I did that" (or yes, "I've done that"), meaning "did you 'create/make' that?". But the *difference* is that you would never say "I've done the table". You never put a noun after saying 'did/done/etc'. 

     

    Likewise, if your friend said "I asked you to post the letter. Did you 'do' it?", you'd say "Yes I 'did' that" - not "Yes, I made that."

    Hope that helps..! :)

     

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    12 juin 2013
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