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Questo contenuto viola le linee guida della Comunità.5 febbraio 2020
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in Photoshop or with Photoshop Celebrities are mocked at with Photoshop or Guy joked about the stars in Photoshop Thank you.
25 gennaio 2020
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Drivers licensing laws. Driver's education.
Could you tell us how you got a drivers license, how you studied for this and what are the rules for obtaining a drivers license in your country.
I am interested in your personal experience and common rules.
Thank you.
16 dicembre 2019
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Don't stare!
You are working. You're doing something. May be you are cooking a cake or you are looking for answer math questions or you are repairing a clock. Somebody are standing behind you and are gazing at what you are doing. It is annoying you. What idiom is in your language? In Russian are  "He stands above my soul. Do not watch under my hand".
3 novembre 2019
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They have a way playing with the truth, bending the truth. There's a British politician and a Brazilian politician. The Brazilian politician is visiting the house of the British politician. British politician is showing him around him his beautiful home and he says "Do you see this car here, this Rolls-Royce? Do you know how I got the money to buy this?". The Brazilian politician says "No, how?". He says "Do you see that bridge over there? Five percent of the construction budget get into my pocket". The Brazilian politician says "Hmm, interesting, interesting". A few months later the British politician is visiting the Brazilian politician at his house and the Brazilian politician is showing him around him his beautiful home and he says "Do you see this Lamborghini here? Do you know how I bought it?" The British politician says "No, how?". He says "Do you see that bridge over there?" And British politician says "What bridge?"
17 ottobre 2019
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might have (BEEN) attracted - This choice might have been attracted derogatory remarks. and This choice might have attracted derogatory remarks. Do these sentences have the same meaning? Do these sentences have same sense? Thank you.
10 ottobre 2019
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Who is a dog?
I know that a dog as so other animals is IT. I know that it is possible to say about a dog he or she if we mean that the dog is member of our family. Am I right? Main question - What true pronoun is for a dog in formal English? What is grammartically correct? Is he or she for a dog informal speech?
28 settembre 2019
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find vs find out A new study surveyed hundreds of bird species in the USA and Canada and found that nearly a third of birds disappeared from most biomes since 1970. A study surveyed hundreds of types of birds in the USA and Canada. It found out that nearly a third of birds died from most biomes since 1970. Please, compare two sentences. They use "found" in the first and "find out" in the second. Can we use only 'found' in both? Can we use only 'found out' in both?
26 settembre 2019
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Can I use Present Perfect-Continuous? Since the 1990s, the city has been changing. Seventy per cent of public space is for people and only 30 per cent for cars. There has not been a deadly road accident since 2001. Can I say this in other way - There has not been being a deadly road accident since 2001.
25 settembre 2019
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having taught English for 11 years in Japan and Italy. What word-type (word class, part of speech) is "having taught English"? His perceived fluency interests me because I’m a former language teacher – having taught English for 11 years in Japan and Italy – and I am also a Cambridge English exam speaking examiner; a role which requires me to dissect variables in candidates’ second language production such as pronunciation, discourse management, and grammatical range.
23 settembre 2019
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