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Latest post Sun, Dec 17 2006 2:04 PM by Inchoateknowledge. 1 replies.
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Stevenukd  +  304718 Sun, 17 Dec 06 10:58 AM

Dear Teachers,

1. - Don't be angry with me anymore!

    - Don't get mad at / Don't be mad at me anymore !

- Are these natural and the same meaning?

2. His Teachers love him socially, but he doesn't take his schooling seriously.

- "He doesn't take his schooling seriously" means "He doesn't do his work seriously at school", right?

Thanks very much to Teachers,

 Stevenukd.
Stevenukd
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Inchoateknowledge, 2 yr 341 days ago

1. Yes.

2. His academic achievements are not his major priority

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