1. You really don't want to lose it.
2. You really don't want to start it over.
3. You really want to maintain it.
4. You really want to be better in it.
So, yes those are the ways folks,
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Hi Audrey, thanks alot for your comment and I agree with your idea. It sounded fair for me.
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Dahlan
how do you do? sorry before, i just want to say that i am interested in your blog both. could i join to be one of your member.
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herman
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I am more interested in learning English. Very nice post. Thank you. You can also get help from one-on-one tutors from www.mnemonicdictionary.com to learn English.I am sure this will be helpful for other students like me who want to improve their english vocabulary.
Few examples from website :
succor:
=> assistance in time of difficulty; help in a difficult situation
mnemonic : read succour--(in hindi)sounds like sukkar(IYA)....SUKKARIYA.....means thanks....so whom do we say sukkariya??or thanks--obviously to someone who HELPS or ASSIST us in OUR DIFFICULT TIME .
:This word sounds like Shakkar/(Sugar) in Hindi.. we usually go to our Neighbors when our sugar gets over... So in a way we seek their assistance in the time of difficulty.
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