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Roach, I don't know quite what you are up to, but I suspect that you are not really interested in learning English. The phrase means nothing whatsoever as it stands.
- Roach, I don't know quite what you are up to, but I suspect that you are not really interested in learning English.
- The phrase means nothing whatsoever as it stands.
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Roach, I don't know quite what you are up to, but I suspect that you are not really interested in learning English. The phrase means nothing whatsoever as it stands.
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TO BE HONEST...I wanna learn some modern slangs,interjections and expressions..wanna impress the *** out of ppl..so..you guys ain't gonna help me out with those things..that *** is cold..
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To be very honest, there are few things in the annals of language learning as ludicrous as a learner trying to use slang. Slang is an 'in-group' language, acceptable only in the right tone and at the right time with the right people.
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At EF, we are trying to help serious learners acquire acceptable standards of English for business, education, travel and global understanding. We also exp
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