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Greetings, Petra, both could and may have a possibility meaning, but it is better to contrast may with can , since could in this meaning is seen only as a past form of can: We can hope for a good performance tonight. Her performance was the best
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To improve your fluency First you have to listen a lot to native speakers Then you have to speak a lot As they said (practice makes perfect)
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Thank you very much Optilang.John's talking is the hardest in the group to understand for me. Isn't the last part:just get a grip on you?
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Hi If you dont mind could someone please check this character refernce i have rightn for my father. sorry to be a plan but i suffer from desxlia so im just trying to get ti right kind regard tom F.A.O Sentencing Judge. Re: Character Reference
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how we improve thr fluency in englich?
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Hi Ivan, Yes there is a difference but it is subtle. I'll try to explain how i see it, but i hope others will jump in and say what they think. In the first sentence you are speaking about something that has happened. Think of yourself as a
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Hi CJChiu, Speaking from the perspective of American English, i would say that as a noun, 'transportation' is used much more frequently than 'transport'. Transport is most often a verb. You would say: The hotel provided
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Hi Ifc, Speak to is often used to mean speaking to a group or audience while speak with would refer to a conversation between two persons. Speak to can also have the implication of a supervisor calling an employee into their office and
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pratices = practice practice its very important there r many people can write very well, but they r cant speak fluently I wish u the best if u need my help I am here . cheers!!
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I thought it might be 'antithesis' (or whatever it's called)- the surprise at the end, where the old lady prays for 'somebody's son ' after the boy has been thoughtful to 'somebody's mother '. That seems to me to be the significant figure of
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