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    I’m studying the preposition DESPITE AND EVEN SO Despite the fact of him sometimes being rude. He’s always been loved by his family. Sometimes, he was rude with his family. Even so the family has always loved him Does it sound natural?
    7 settembre 2020
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    What is the correct way to ask about a job experience? Did you already work with digital content creation? or Have you already worked with digital content creation?
    5 settembre 2020
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    I am studying three colorations EVEN THEN EVEN SO EVEN THOUGH Then I created some sentences using it: I was trying to buy a new iPhone and the salesman told me that if buy with him I will earn 10% of discount. EVEN SO it’s something that I can’t afford. I was trying to buy a new iPhone and the salesman told me that if buy with him I will earn 10% of discount. EVEN THOUGH it’s something that I can’t afford. I was trying to buy a new iPhone and the salesman told me that if buy with him I will earn 10% of discount. EVEN THEN it’s something that I can’t afford. May I use it this way?
    4 settembre 2020
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    If I’d want to know how time someone spent studying something, for example medicine. I saw in some places that I need use, something like this: “How long have you been studying medicine for” But, I can’t understand why I need use FOR at end.
    3 settembre 2020
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    3 settembre 2020
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    Guys, see the following situation: At school, all the time me and my friend sit near of each other. But, at day of Math exam, the teacher made a rearrangement. And he was sitting far from me. If someone ask me about him, could I say? “He got far from me now” I am learning the verb GET. That’s why I am doing this question 👍
    2 settembre 2020
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    I’m studying the preposition CLOSE TO and I wrote two sentences using it. Does it sounds natural? 1: We are *close to* midnight. 2: The sales at the end of semester will have increased by *close to* 10%. Even before we launch our new website.
    1 settembre 2020
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