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You'd better = had better (D) We use had better to talk about present and future actions we think people (should) do it equals to (should) ,if wanna speak in informal English we say 'd better)
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I would love to study Mandarin as it will allow me to gain personal and professional growth as well as gaining a better understanding of one of the richest cultures in the world.
- What is the difference between generation X, Y, and Z? And in which generation do you fall in?
Happy learning students!!
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Generation X, Gen Xare born between 1965 and 1976 Generation Y , the Millennials, born between1977 and 1997 Generation Z , called Gen2020, born after 1997 I belong to the Baby Boomers , born before 1965,
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In my language there is one word for thumb and and big toe. I still sometimes use thumb for both when speaking English, even though I know better. Are there any quirks like that in your case?
- Do you have movie quotes to get you through stressful times?
Here are some quotes to get you through difficult times: # “Tomorrow is another day!” From Gone with the wind # “Why are you trying so hard to fit in when you were born to stand out” From What a Girl Wants.
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"Worrying is like a rocking chair. It gives you something to do but it doesn't get you anywhere." - Wan Wilder ✔
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