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  2. Leave Application? - English Forward

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    1. +0. What should we right at the end of the leave application letter after thanks. anonymous. +0. Anonymous thanks. Don't write that! Write: Thank you very much for your time and consideration.

  3. GOING And AMPLIFIED Vs MAGNIFIED? - English Forward

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    - He's going to leave because she left. - You're not not going eat so you can feed your dog. Which word would you use here please? - Your personality is magnified/amplified when you drink - I don't remember which one mine is./which one is mine. - Sometimes all it takes/all you need is one cigarette to get addicted.

  4. Alarming Etiquette On Facebook In Viet Nam? - English Forward

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    I am going to leave you now 3 calls for action: Be an observer; Watch how people and your friends interact to learn what is acceptable and what is not. Much better for everybody to go off themselves, live their own life, free from the distorted news and the urge to interfere with other life or leave an unkind comment. Respect other people

  5. Could A Native Please Help Me Correct Sentences? - English...

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    Could you please help me correct these sentences? 1 Don't be picky about things I'm not picky. 2 I like your work more/better than hers. 3 She speaks of her as if she was her daughter. 4 He likes everything to do with basketball. 5 I hate her more and more. 6 I'm not allowed to leave work in the morning until the person taking over for me arrives. 7 He cares more about x than about me./He care ...

  6. On The Contrary? - English Forward

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    Hello, There is an expression in French: "au contraire" which translates to "on the contrary". This is what I get by using automated translation engines - like Google's one.

  7. Please Correct My Article? - English Forward

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    Leave a space after a comma and all other punctuation marks. When I saw her wearing a new dress she had bought, I could not take my eyes off her. My heart beat fast and I realized, once again, that she was my heart´s desire. She was so perfect and so gorgeous.

  8. To Level Angry Charges? - English Forward

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    Mister Micawber, Thank you for your quick reply (and sorry for my delayed thank-you.) OK, now I understand what it means and that it is more commonly used in criminal contexts.

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    I knew she have always had . . . I knew she have had . . . Does this two sentences express the same meaning ?