how to describe this in English? How to describe this situation in English? After hanging out with my friends, it was time to go home. so i said my friends goodbye and see you next time.  In this situation, if i want to describe it, do i have to use "part" or "seperate" ? Those words sounds like i will never see my friends again for me.

I'm really curious about it !! How to describe this situation in English? After hanging out with my friends, it was time to go home. so i said my friends goodbye and see you next time.  In this situation, if i want to describe it, do i have to use "part" or "seperate" ? Those words sounds like i will never see my friends again for me.

Random subject 1. Time is already passed the midst of the first month of this year. I think I was living so hectic days. I wish i would be better at English skills through this vacation. To make a progress in English, i'm keen on studying this language. 2. Some people are living today given to them as regretting about their yesterday and worrying about their tomorrow. Yesterday and tomorrow are not ours. We just live today. We can give thanks for being given new days that we can construct our own wonderful life.

studying english I have been studying English. While studying that, i have faced some difficulties. When i interpret some paragraphes, sometimes i felt, those paragraphes lose their original nuance. But maybe that problem has happened to foreigners who learn Korean. And one word has a few meanings. This point makes me hard to study English. For instance, only for the word "take", it takes up 2pages of dictionary. This kind of difficulty breaks out when prepositions and adverb are gathered. When i saw that prepositions and adverb are arranged just beside, like "goes so far as to ~", i feel confused. Also when a sentence is inverted, that structure becomes more hard to understand. when on earth i come to understand sophisticated English and speak it naturally?

'may' and 'might' I'm so confused about when I have to use 'may' or 'might. For example, It may be true or It might be true Which is correct? both sentences are correct? And could you give me some examples about this question? Thank you

what is the difference between "have been ~ing" and "have p.p" As far as I know, both represent the state of a past that is still affecting on a present state. But I don't know clearly yet.

I don't know if it is correct When I ask someone who have prepared for an exam, Have you studied much? Is that correct sentence? Plz let me know. I appreciate your help

i don't know if it is correct when i ask someone who prepare for an exam, "have you studied much?" is that correct sentence? plz let me know. thanks!

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