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Hi, can anyone help me with a study I'm doing? Can a learner (not a teacher) tell me what is the rule for using the possessive 's' in English? E.g. Mark's book. Will appreciate any replies. Thank you!
2021년 3월 23일
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Learning Article : 9 Tips For Using Anki To Learn Vocabulary And Grammar Quickly

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<a href='/article/1174/9-tips-for-using-anki-to-learn-vocabulary-and-grammar-quickly' target='_blank'>9 Tips For Using Anki To Learn Vocabulary And Grammar Quickly</a>

Anki is a great tool to help you memorize basically anything whether you’re studying for an exam, certification, or a language. Discover all the different ways you can leverage Anki, along with your italki lessons, to help you improve on your language vocabulary skills and more!

2017년 12월 18일
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9 Tips For Using Anki To Learn Vocabulary And Grammar Quickly
Anki is a great tool to help you memorize basically anything whether you’re studying for an exam, certification, or a language. Discover all the different ways you can leverage Anki, along with your italki lessons, to help you improve on your language vocabulary skills and more!
2017년 12월 14일
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音楽助けた。 僕は最近たくさん日本語語彙と文法を暗記しないと行かないですけど時々疲れすぎたんだ! きょうは新しい方法を見つけました。暗記するときすごく早いとうらさい音楽を聴いている。ハウスミュージック とかロックとか。 語彙と文法とても大切だけどまだ音楽はすごく助けたよね。
2015년 11월 13일
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Learning Article : For Music Lovers: 15 Useful Words And Phrases For Talking About Music In English

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British people have a real passion for music and love to talk about the latest songs they have heard. As a result, there are many informal ways to talk about music that are commonly used in everyday speech. This article will present and explain 15 informal words and phrases for describing music which you are not likely to find in your English textbooks.

2015년 7월 27일
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For Music Lovers: 15 Useful Words And Phrases For Talking About Music In English
British people have a real passion for music and love to talk about the latest songs they have heard. As a result, there are many informal ways to talk about music that are commonly used in everyday speech. This article will present and explain 15 informal words and phrases for describing music which you are not likely to find in your English textbooks.
2015년 7월 9일
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Ways to say goodbye in English Hi, here I'm going to write about different ways to say goodbye in British English. 1) Bye or bye bye - the most well known and most well used. Can be used in any situation. 2) See you/see ya/ see you later - Also a very popular way to say goodbye. You can say you or ya (be careful ya is pronounced with a "ə" sound. For an please see: example http://www.howjsay.com/index.php?word=see%20ya). 3) Catch you later - "Catch" could be replaced with "Meet" or "See". The full meaning is "I will meet up with you later and talk with you again". Quite informal so don't use it with your boss unless you have a good relaxed relationship with them. 4) Ta-ra (or Tara) - This is said in a sing song voice. Maybe a bit old fashioned now, but people do say it quite often still. This always reminds me of Londoners speaking. You might use this when you were in a good mood and leaving your friend after having a nice time together. 5) Take care - This one can be used with people who are close to you and you want to show some affection towards. Your wife or husband, girlfriend or boyfriend, or any person you like. The full meaning is, "Please take good care of yourself". Again hope these are useful for you if you do not know these already. Please try them if you have the chance! and let me know how it goes! Ta-ra!
2015년 4월 21일
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Greetings used by British people In British English there are many different ways to say hello and greet people. Here's 5 different ways that you can use everyday. 1) Hi - The most popular and used in formal and informal situations. You can also start an informal email with "Hi". 2) Hey - Used a lot by young people and some adults, informal. 3) What's up? - This is quite informal most often used with friends and family. Sometimes you will say "What's up?", when you see your friend is sad, but also it is fine to say any other time. 4) Anything new? - Use this when you have not seen the person you are greeting for a long time and want to know what the person has been doing. Again informal. 5) Alright? - in full this would be "Are you alright?" which is another way to say "How are you?" But people just say "Alright?" with a rising intonation. You can also combine these greetings with words like mate, dude, friend, the name of the person, etc. So "Alright mate?" "Hey dude!", "Hey my friend" and "What's up Fred?". Hope these can be useful for you if you don't know them already. Try them out if you have a chance!
2015년 4월 21일
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僕の一番大好きなバンド。 僕の一番大好きなバンドBlurは新しいのレコードを作りました。 僕と彼らは同じで出身ですからちょっと夏貸しです。 彼らの音楽はとてもいいし、面白いし. 歌詞もいいし。 楽しみです。
2015년 4월 3일
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最喜歡的樂隊 新的專輯 我最喜歡的樂隊會推出一個新的專輯.他們叫[Blur]. 我非常期盼, 上次專輯就是十年前了. 我,他們從一樣的市.所以我知道他們的幽默感. 他們真厲害.我的看發是他們跟Beatles很像的天才.他們都有很多精彩的歌.音樂和抒情都很有意思. 請校對我的句字. 謝謝!
2015년 4월 3일
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