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    Call him back is the correct way of saying it. The second one is not correct.
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    10 mars 2017
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    I would use "dropped" in terms of prices more like this: "The share price dropped by 10% yesterday" For slipped, even though it is commonly used, it doesn't sound as good to use it in the same context as the one above. Usually "slipped" you would reference it to something in mind mind because you slip from something or below something. You can correctly use it in this context: "Share prices slipped below issue price" Cheers, Elana
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    26 mai 2013
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    Hi there, "I am Muslim too" sounds a bit rough - I would probably choose to use "I am a Muslim as well" "I am also Muslim" sounds better than "I am Muslim too".
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    23 mai 2012
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    Hi there, "What IS the meaning of...." Having a workshop means that you dedicate a few hours on a certain topic/craft/hobby where people get together just for that and learn from someone. Workshops usually only happen once or twice in a row but no more than that - it's not a class that's continous for a few weeks at a time. So in your example, during the students assembly, they are holding, or having a writing workshop, which proably means a workshop on how to write essays for instance... Hope this helps!
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    23 mai 2012
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    Hola, voy a explecarte en Ingles por que lo entiendes mejor. It basically means you are hurrying/rushing to do something too fast. You are not taking a matter/situation or task one step at the time. Example: "This is great, I am going to do a PHD after I do my Master degree!" "You are getting ahead of yourself my friend. First complete your Bachelors degree" That type of thing...
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    18 mai 2012
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    I think if you want to say "ties", you would need to specify what are the ties. Because you say that and the first thing that comes to mind is "What ties". If you say "The ties between a and b are unbreakable" would be better, but only if you already spoke about what those ties before in your text. "The financial ties between a and b are unbreakable".
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    18 mai 2012
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    I am not sure what you are trying to say, but you can say something along those lines like "The bond between Jan and Jim is unbreakable". I am not sure if that's what you are trying to say..?
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    18 mai 2012
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    Hand outs are usually a printed packet of material that allows you and assists you to follow the presentation. It could either be a copy of the presentation you are about to see or the presentation with elaborate notes on it.
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    15 mai 2012
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    Hi there, yes, they are two different fruits. Tangerines are usually softer and smaller than oranges. I find that they are like over sized mandarins in the way they look. Tangerines also tent to be more flat (less round) than oranges (from the ones I've seen)!
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    4 mai 2012
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    ①I take care of you - (action) taking care of someone literary. Ex: "I always take care of you when you are sick! I cook warm soup for you every time" ②I care about you. - (feeling) in this case it means you have feelings for the other person and you are not indifferent towards him/her. ③I care for you. (action/feeling) - this one I would say could be both "taking care of someone" or "have feelings for someone". You can even use this in a sentence like this: "I don't care for this soup" - which means you are indifferent and don't like the soup much. "I care for my aging parents" - you provide for them and take care of them.
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    3 mai 2012
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