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PONS

, 02 2011 . 11:50 +
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PONS
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, 31 2010 . 21:38 +
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TOEFL)))

, 12 2009 . 20:18 +
Tata-TranslatoR (Languages)

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, 09 2009 . 14:01 +
mademoiselle_anouk (Languages) ( ). ,
le meilleur.
CLE international, Grammaire progressive du Français
(niveau): débutant, intérmediaire, avancé. ! ( )
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, 31 2009 . 11:55 +
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, 26 2009 . 14:35 +
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, 24 2008 . 16:41 +
_ (Languages) man:

Jedes Zusammentreffen von Angebot und Nachfrage kann man als Markt bezeichnen.

Man soll die Frage über die Funktion des Preises beantworten.

Man lud zur Diskussion zu diesem Thema ein.



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, 27 2008 . 21:44 +
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schmerzen - , ,

denken an () - -, -.

schicken nach (.) - -.

klagen uber (.) - -, -.

vorbeikommen bei (.) - , -.

sehen nach (.) - , -, -.

leiden an (.) - -.

loswerden - -, -.





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, 11 2008 . 19:25 +
Dancing_girl_mv (Languages) , ))
Past Progressive , Future Progressive
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, 10 2008 . 02:01 +

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!!! !!!

, 25 2008 . 19:52 +
_Missing_Angel_ (Languages) (.)
The trick is to drop (1) playing card into (2) hat resting at your feet. If (3) card is held vertically when released, it flutters wildly and completely misses (4) target. Held horizontally, it settles gently, with little wayward motion, directly into (5) hat.
This phenomenon, sometimes displayed with (6) coins dropped in (7) liquids instead of (8)cards in (9) air, is not only (10) subject of (11) amusement and bets, but also (12) topic of considerable interest to (13) researchers studying (14) chaotic dynamics. It has applications in chemical engineering, meteorology, sedimentology and other fields.



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would rather had better

, 18 2008 . 20:50 +
Je_suis_encore (Languages) ! , . . ...
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, 01 2008 . 17:04 +
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, 27 2007 . 20:56 +
_1577 (Languages) State verbs( , )!
, / . , to be, to depend, to feel, to have, to measure, to see, to taste, to think, to weigh.
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, 17 2007 . 22:07 +
raS_Loo (Languages) " " " " the????????? go to gym / to the gym go to swimming pool/ to the swimming pool ( ! )))


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, 07 2007 . 15:39 +
Estar_preparado (Languages)

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, 04 2007 . 22:53 +
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, 16 2007 . 19:07 +


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, 13 2007 . 16:47 +
dRoN-4ik (Languages)

Fill in the correct preposition, then make sentences using the completed pharases.

1 to have sth.....common; 2 to be proud .............sb/sth; 3 to live.....a village; 4 to consist......sth; 5 to be well known.....sth





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, 11 2007 . 19:07 +
dRoN-4ik (Languages)

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Preterito Perfecto.( )

, 18 2007 . 13:12 +
 (Languages) Haber+ part.
yo he hablad
tu has hablado
ell ha hablado
nos. hemos hablado
vos. habeis hablado
ellos han hablado.
1.Hab(lar)+ado=hablando- .-..+-..
2.Com(er)+ido=comido-. .He comido por la manana.
3.Viv(ir)+ido=vivido.
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Abrir-abierto
Cubrir-cubierto
Decir-dicho
Hacer-hecho
Escubrir-escrito
Poner-puesto
Ver-visto
Volver-vuelto
Romper-roto
Morir-muerto
Resolver-resuelto
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Hoy,esta semana,este mes,este ano, todavia, aun, nunca, siempre, ya.




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, 12 2007 . 00:26 +


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, 04 2007 . 13:11 +




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, 03 2007 . 02:04 +
EscApe_13 (Languages) , Sucker love????? 2 .... ....!!!!!!

Sucker love is heaven sent
You pucker up, our passions spent
My heart's a tart
Your body's rent
My body's broken
Yours is bent
Carve your name into my arm
Instead of stressed I lie here charmed

'Cause there's nothing else to do
Every me and every you

Sucker love a box I choose
No other box I choose to use
Another love I would abuse
No circumstances could excuse
In the shape of things to come
Too much poison, come undone
'Cause there's nothing else to do
Every me and every you

Every me and every you
Every me

Sucker love who's known to swing
Prone to cling and waste these things
Pucker up for heaven's sake
There's never been so much at stake
I serve my head up on a plate
It's only comfort calling late

'Cause there's nothing else to do
Every me and every you

Like the naked leads the blind
I know I'm selfish, I'm unkind
Sucker love I always find
Someone to bruise and leave behind
All alone is space and time
There's nothing here but what here's mine
Something borrowed something blue




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TCTerms: ,

, 24 2007 . 17:58 +
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, 01 2007 . 07:37 +
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, 12 2007 . 20:59 +
sh_123 (Languages) ?
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, 12 2006 . 13:08 +
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(Walt Disney Studio, 1964) supercalifragilisticexpialidocious (34 ) , . , , , - . , .

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100 Most Popular Slang Words

, 09 2006 . 22:09 +
 (Languages) 100 Most Popular Slang Words
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Awesome (adj) , . Awesome! (excl) - !
 What an awesome show!
Baby (n) ,
 Hi, baby! Wanna have some fun?
Beat it! (set phr) ,
 Im sick and tired of you. Just beat it!
Beemer (n) - (BMW)
 Johns just got a new beemer. Its totally awesome!
Big mouth (also to have a big mouth) ,
 Shut up! You really have a big mouth.
Blimp (n) ,
 I always seem to have a blimp sitting next to me when I travel.
Booze (n) ,
 No booze! Its a teen party.
Bozo (n) , ,
 While I am slaving away, this bozo is screwing around.
Buck . Easy bucks (set phr) , .
 I think it means easy bucks. Didnt you get this?
Bug (v) , .
 It really bugs me when my dad gives me no pocket money.
Chiken (n)
 Dont be a chicken!
Chick (n) (.)
 Vow! What a cool chick!
Cop (n) ,
 The cop showed me his badge.
Cool (n) , . Cool! (excl) !
 I know a cool club in the hood. (= in the neighbourhood).
Crush (n): to have/get a crush on smb ,
 Did you know John had a crush on that fox?
Dope (n) ,
 He is such a dope.
Dork , . Dorky adj , , , ( )
 He is a dork and he wears dorky jeans.
Drag (n) , .
 Im leaving. This party is such a drag!
Dude (n)
 Wheres my car, dude?
Fed up with: to be fed up with (set phr) .
 Im fed up with your cooking.
Flick (n) ,
 I havent seen a flick in a long time.
Fox (n) . Adj foxy
 His older sister is a fox.
Freak (n) , . Adj freaky
 You freak wont just leave me alone!
Freak out (v) .
 I was freaked out when I saw him in the ghost costume.
Chill out (v) , ,
 This weekend Im gonna chill out with my buddies.
Check smt out (v) ,
 I got a new CD. Check it out!
Geek (n) ,
 Students of PS 671 are all geeks.
Get (e.g. get it!) , , .
 Do you get it now?
Get lost! , ,
 Get lost! I dont wanna see anyone!
Gig (n)
 I have a gig on Saturday night.
Gypped (v): to be gypped (also to be ripped off) ,
 We were gypped he was not from Oxford as we all had thought.
Glitch (n)
 This computer programme has a glitch.
Glitzy (adj) , (e.g. glitzy hotel)
 This is a pretty glitzy hotel to be staying in.
Go bananas (set phr) .
 Ill go bananas if I dont get a break now.
Good stuff (set phr)
 Good stuff can I have some more?
Gonna (v) am/is/are going.
 Im not gonna listen to this geek. Get me somebody cool!
Grand (n, u) 1000 ,
 His salary is 20 grand. Isnt it neat?!
Groovy (adj) ,
 Did you hear my new CD? It is so groovy.
Grub (n) ,
 Where can we get some grub? Im starving.
Guts: to have guts/ to take guts (set phr)
 It takes a lot of guts to give the boss your true opinion.
Guys (n) , , , ( , ).
 Guys, lets get out of here!
Hairy (adj)
 Going to Madagascar? That would be a hairy trip.
Hang loose (set phr) relax,
 Come on, you need to hang loose. Forget about your work!
Hit (n) , ,
 Your proposal was a hit with the boss.
Hit the sack (also hit the hay)
 Im gonna hit the sack now. Bye!
In the bag (set phr) ,
 Everything is in the bag now. Nothing to worry about.
Jam (n, u) ,
 I am glad you got yourself out of this jam.
John (n)
 This john really smells.
Keep ones cool
 He kept his cool when his house burned down.
Kick (n): to get a kick out of ,
 I get a kick out of watching him paint.
Lame excuse (set phr)
 This is really a lame excuse.
Like
 He was like very tall and like in his 20s.
Loser (n) ,
 If you go on this way, you would get only strays and losers.
Loo (n) (British English)
 Wheres the loo?
Maxed out: to be maxed out (v)-
 I am maxed out at my work and I need a rest.
Mega (a) , . Megabucks
 I have mega amount of tomatoes in my garden this year.
Meltdown (n) ,
 There has been a meltdown in the relationship between my parents and me.
Neat (adj) , ,
 That was a neat idea you had.
Nerd (n) , . Computer nerd
 Bob is a nerd, thats why he doesnt care for football like everyone else.
No sweat. (set phr) . ?
 Do your homework for you? No sweat!
Nut (n) c, . To be nuts
 Are you nuts?
Pain in the neck (set phr) ,
 My wifes best friend is a pain in the neck.
Party animal (set phr)
 You are too old to be a party animal.
Paws (n, pl) , ( )
 Get your paws off my dough!
Piece of cake (set phr)
 Our homework was a piece of cake.
Pig 1 (n) .
 He is a pig at parties.
Pig 2 (n, derog) ,
 Pigs are coming. Watch out!
Pit (n) , .
 What a pit lets just leave!
Pit stop (n) ,
 I need a pit stop. Wait here!
Pop for (v) ,
 It is my turn to pop for the doughnuts.
Pop in (v) , ( , )
 Mum, look theres a McDonalds. Can we pop in?
Psycho (n) , ,
 Dont talk to him he is a psycho!
Pretty (adv)
 LA is pretty expensive.
Quid (n, BE) , . American English dough
 Could you lend me some quid? I am totally broke.
 I need some dough before I go Christmas shopping.
Rookie (n) , .
 Get lost! Its not for rookies.
Rule (v) , .
 Mr.English rules!!!
Screw around (v) ,
 If you screw around all day at this work, you will have to come back again.
Schmuk (n)
 What a stupid schmuk!
Sneak (n) ,
 Dont listen to him! He is a sneak.
Split (v) ,
 It is time to split and go see the movie.
Stink (v) , , . It stinks. (also It sucks.)
 His last movie stinks.
Vibes (n, pl)
 He really gives off good vibes.
Wanna (v) want to.
 Wanna be my friend?
Whats up? Whazup? (set phr) ? ?
 Whazup, baby?
Wheels (n, pl) ,
 Can I borrow you wheels for today?
Whiz (n) to be a whiz
 He is a whiz at the computer.
Wuss (n) , . Adj - wussy
 Dont be such a wuss all the time say what youre thinking.
Yucky (adj.) ,
 Yucky! This food is horrible.
Zip (n, u) ,
 He knows zip about English slang.





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