Do these sentences sound good grammatically and do they make sense to you? 1.They’re building a house so that people live here. 2. I will call you so that you don’t forget. 3. We went to the shop so that a daughter bought a new dress. 4. I dream that everything would be fine.

colour .... When I suggest "Let's colour smth RED" should I say "colour red" or "colour with red" or "colour in red"? Thank you!Yes, It's children colouring book. Now I see the difference, thank you!

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We’ve all heard that using mnemonics is an effective tool for language learners. In this article, you will find a collection of effective Russian mnemonics to help you enjoy this beautiful language!

My first sentences in French Salut! Je m’appelle Tatiana. J’habite en Russie, je suis de Krasnoyarsk. Je commenсe étudier francais. Quand j’ai le temps libre, j’aime lire les livres, regarder les films et voyager partout. J’ai visite les pays different.

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In Russian, the names of animals are used in figurative language. In this article, we'll look at colorful expressions in Russian that compare people to birds, bugs, and beasts.

THE article with relatives I have an initial sentence: He didn't get on well with his father. I wonder if I omit HIS, do I have to insert THE article istead? Or mother/father/sister ... other relatives are used without definite articles? If I'm not mistaken THE FATHER has the meaning of GOD, but what about regular fathers?

Choosing the right tense Let's say in the morning I send my friend an e-mail. Now I meet my friend and want to know if he's got it. Which is the best question: - Did you get my e-mail? - Have you got my e-mail? or both questions are OK?