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Hello, everyone! :) I'm from Kharkiv, Ukraine. My native languages are Ukrainian and Russian. And also I love English :) I think English is an exciting language, I find it interesting to learn other cultures and languages and I'd love to learn more and more about it. So, I'm very happy that there exists something like this website.
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  • a répondu à
    Maybe it is an activity tale? I found a picture of a baby activity table of 1992:[Image]
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    30 mai 2022
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  • a répondu à
    And here is another picture of that tool:[Image]
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    30 mai 2022
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  • a répondu à
    Maybe it will be helpful: it looks like it has some kind of indentations.[Image]
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    30 mai 2022
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  • créé
    Hello, everyone :) I will be really happy if you could help me with the object which I saw in Friends (S2 E6). Could you please tell me what it is? I suppose that it is baby stuff, but I don't know what exactly it is. It looks like a table or a chair. You can see it in the attached pictures below. Thank you all for your time and help! Have a great day ;)
    30 mai 2022
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  • créé
    Be in different shades of red color ? Hello, everyone! :) I'll be really happy if you can help me. My question is if the sentence below is correct and sounds good to a native speaker? 1) They are in different shades of red color. Thank you all for you answers and help in advance! :)
    24 août 2020
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  • créé
    Did you? [OR] Had you? Hello, everyone! :) I'll be really happy if you can help me with two questions below. First, let's imagine that my friend went to the hairdresser yesterday and got her hair cut. So I met my friend and she says: Didn't you notice that I had got my hair cut? What should I say: 1) Did you? (Past Simple, because she got her hair cut yesterday) 2) Had you? (Past Perfect, because there was Past Perfect tense in my friend's question) Thank you all for your help! :)
    6 août 2020
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    Got used to VS Is used to. The same?
    Hello, everyone! :)

    I'll be really happy if you can help me understand the difference (if there is some difference) between the sentences below. First let's imagine the situation: my friend used to live in a city, but two years ago he moved to a village. At first it was difficult for him, but some time later it became easier for him to live in the village. So, we can say:

    1) Now he got used to living in the village.
    2) Now he is used to living in the village.

    My question is if the sentences above have the same meaning and we can say any of them in such a situation, or there is actually some difference and we have to say only one of them in such a situation.

    Thank you all for you answers and help in advance! :)
    4 août 2020
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  • créé
    Could VS Was able to?
    Hello, everyone! :)

    I'll be very happy if you can help me understand the difference between "Could" and "Was able to".
    Let's imagine the next situation. Peter's friends were coming to his city and he had to meet them at the airport.

    Situation one:<em> </em>Peter woke up on time, went to the airport and met his friends as they agreed. So we say:
    1) Peter was able to meet his friends at the airport.

    Situation two: Peter overslept and by the time he reached the airport, his friends had gone to the hotel by taxi. So we say:
    2) Peter could meet his friends at the airport.

    Could you please tell me if I correctly understand the difference between "Could" and "Was able to" in positive sentences in the past tense and if my explanations above are right?

    Thank you all for your answers and help in advance!
    I really appreciate it! Thank you :)
    1 août 2020
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  • créé
    Be able to = Have an opportunity?
    Hello, everyone!

    I'll be really happy if you can help me with the phrases "Be able to" and "Can". If I'm not mistaken they both have mainly the same meaning. The only difference is that "Can" is more common, and "Be able to" is more formal.

    But do the sentences below have the same meaning or there is a difference between them? E.g.:

    1) I can swim. (I think this sentence means that I learned to swim some time ago and now I know how to swim, how to move my legs and arms, how to breathe etc. And if now someone asked me to swim, I'd do it with no problem.)

    2) I am able to swim. = I have an opportunity to swim. (If I'm not mistaken, such a sentence can have a meaning that I have an opportunity to swim, maybe right now I'm standing at a river and have a swimming suit with me for example.)

    Correct me, please, if I'm mistaken.
    Thank you all for your help in advance! :)
    1 août 2020
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  • créé
    Short form of "HAS GOT"?
    Hello, everyone! :)

    I'll be very happy if you help me. My question is about a short form of the phrase "has got". So are the sentences below correct or I'm mistaken and we can't say / write "nobody in this office's":

    1) Nobody in this office has usually got their own computers. 
    2) Nobody in this office’s usually got their own computers.

    Thank you all for your answers! :)
    28 juillet 2020
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