>написанный на пиджине

>A pidgin /ˈpɪdʒɨn/, or pidgin language, is a grammatically simplified means of communication that develops between two or more groups that do not have a language in common: typically, a mixture of simplified languages or a simplified primary language with other languages' elements included. It is most commonly employed in situations such as trade, or where both groups speak languages different from the language of the country in which they reside (but where there is no common language between the groups). Fundamentally, a pidgin is a simplified means of linguistic communication, as it is constructed impromptu, or by convention, between individuals or groups of people. A pidgin is not the native language of any speech community, but is instead learned as a second language.[1][2] A pidgin may be built from words, sounds, or body language from multiple other languages and cultures. They allow people who have no common language to communicate with each other. Pidgins usually have low prestige with respect to other languages.[3]

>English grammar

>English

>grammar

>французский

>мёртвый

>eauphe

>of

> "э" произносится длиннее.

>Опечатка

>Текст неанглоязычным человеком написано.

>Аi teyque ïte aulrédis naous

>You can also use the past simple

>FADING SOFTLY, PLAYING DEAD

>WHAT IF WE LIVED WITHOUT SOMETHING WE ALWAYS KNEW WAS OURS

>Будешь чувствовать, что иногда тебя не включают в беседу

>нас

>И тульпа

>as

>Это единственный приемлимый для меня способ (только так, и никак иначе)

>as you

>implies the existence of ......, and has high potential(я бы кстати въебал артикль a, но это мои трудности) ...

>Although some young adults prefer living with their parents, I believe that they should become independent as soon as possible. I think so for two main reasons.

>First, living on their own helps young adults to solve life problems. It is very important to have such a skill, since parents cannot support them all their life. For instance, my friend from New York told me a story about his 40 years old brother, who lived with his mother. All his life he was dependent on her. As a consequence, when she passed away he had very huge problem with living on his own.

>Second, independent life allows young adults to make essential decisions without their parents. If they live with the parents, they influence their decisions such as choosing work or university. For example, my first university and my major were chosen by my father. Even though I wanted to be an electronic engineer, my father put force on me to choose a major which is related to computer science. He explained this by high salaries of computer science graduates. However, a job of an electronic engineer was a job of my dream.

>In summary, being independent from parents is very crucial. It teaches young adults how to solve life problems and make important decisions.

>[эж ю кен си]

>[вудж ю]

>my father put force on me

>I wish my father was a jedi, that would've been so cool

>he forced

>В целом нормальное эссе

>So here's the thing, some young adults prefer living with their parents, believe it or not. I mean, this is crazy, right? Like, I believe they should move the fuck out. Like, as soon as possible, you know what I'm saying? Become independent, so to speak. Check this out, I can think of at least two reasons and here they are.

>here's

>I'm

>what I am saying

>видео

>Может слишком издалека заходил

>mite

>I have not grown up since I was born.

>a little awkward.

>He's just making some silly joke, trying to be funny.

>лучше спрашивайте у учительниц своих

>Не обязательно знать правил, чтобы знать как правильно.

>He's just making some silly joke, trying to be funny.

>they talked and looked away a lot, doing the dance.

>я тоже не знаю, как оно называется

>И да, как порядочный брит можешь wanna заменить православным want to.

>Как в Гарри Шпроттере, или как говорит молодежь во всяких сериальчиках?

>недолгого

>Определился куда?

>Но нацелен на Калифорнию.

>А ты там был хоть раз?

>Cali не для всех, далеко не для всех

>чрай

>для этого я хочу убить его

>to it I want killing him

>неверно

>I usually buy goat cheese in a local store

>My goat's cheese isn't very good

>Would you be so kind as to confirm?

>Пикрелейтед

>Even though young people sometimes are considered people enjoying life more than older people do, in my opinion older people take pleasure from life even more then younger ones. I think so for a few main reasons.

>First, young people are usually very busy that is why they are not able to enjoy their life all the time. However, older people who are retired have much more free time to enjoy life. For instance, my grandmother devotes a lot of time to travelling. She has visited almost every country in Europe. As a result she always tells me stories about her trips when I see her. Nevertheless, I cannot afford such trips, because I am busy with my projects and I do not have much time to travel.

>Second, old people usually have many grandchildren. Consequently, they are able to enjoy spending time with them. To give an example, my grandfather frequently spend bunch of his time with the son of my brother. They walk in parks, play golf and do shopping. Once I participated in their activities and watched how my grandfather was enjoying the process.

>Finally, older people more likely have assets rather than young people. Thus, they can afford some expensive activities such as buying new cars or houses. For instance, my uncle bought a new Ferrari last year and as a result he was very happy after that.

>As a consequence, these three reasons are my main points that make me think that older people are happier than younger ones.

>ahole

>это какой-то мужик по фамилии Вязов, в честь которого назвали улицу

>Even though it is sometime considered that young people enjoy life more than older folks, in my opinion it may not necessarily be true - older people take pleasure from life quite as much. And here's why.

>Firstly, young people are are usually very busy, which is why they are not able to enjoy their life to the fullest all the time. However, older people who are retired have much more free time available. For instance, my grandmother spends a lot of time travelling. She has visited almost every country in Europe, so she always has some stories to tell about her trips whenever I have a chance to see her. However, I cannot afford to take such trips, I am always busy with my projects and I do not have much time to travel. Time is about as valuable as money these days.

>Secondly, old people usually have many grandchildren and are able to enjoy spending time with them. For example, my grandfather frequently spends bunch of his time with my brother's son. They walk in parks, play golf and do shopping. I joined them a few times and watched how much my grandfather was enjoying the whole process - he was truly happy.

>And finally, older people more likely have assets rather than young people. Therefore, they can afford some expensive activities such as buying new cars or houses. For instance, my uncle bought a new Ferrari last year and he enjoyed driving it a lot.

>To sum things up, these three reasons are my main points that make me believe that older people's life is as happy or even happier than of younger ones.

>Замени young people на adolescents, а older people на adults

>И вообще хуйня в целом, читать неприятно набор клише из учебников по написанию ессе

>Держи няшку

>Офисные милфы гораздо лучше

>Nevertheless, I cannot afford such trips, because I am busy with my projects and I do not have much time to travel.

>with the son of my brother.

>Если можешь в вокал

>for taking whichever pastime

>youth finds

>what are the underwater stoneses

>Фильмы остаются, разве что. Ну и живое общение

>Я жду тебя с двух часов.

>с двух часов

>I'm

>Это 3 занятия на которых я присутствовал у этого преподавателя.

>Это точно нет

>Это 3 занятия на которых я присутствовал у этого преподавателя.

>топовый торрент

>individual это человек в ограниченном социальном смысле

>Good Will Hunting

>как вышло, что англичане называют Россию "Раша", а Германию "Джёмани"

>Ким Джонг Ил

>бенжамин нетаньяху

>не пользуется русской транскрипцией

>Когда переименовывают города и районы?

>However, at the same time on the other hand

>Nevertheless, i dont agree with that opinion

>Let us start by considering pros and cons of it.

>Many a noun

>невнимательно мы слушаем

>But there is another reason for them doing it that way. The reason is

>if these guys aren't friends yet, they are definitely going to become ones

>Are they hiking right now at the moment?

> Say “But there’s another reason” and that’s it, start explaining what it is

>[words missing]

>an regular expression

>You answer on my behalf, but you're not me )

>Do you mean I've made a mistake with "an"?

>Sister Jude

>smthnk

>нельзя использовать with потому, что там нету what (used in negative sentences and questions with what)

>"преподавала 10 лет"

>A 89-year-old woman from Milford, Ohio, who has smoked for most of her life, has decided that she would rather move than give up cigarettes.

>Залупняк

>Залупняк

>she has taught

>before she realized

>I have done it many times before I finally bought a machine.

>I have done it many times before I put a winch on my trailer.

>I have done it many times before I started focusing mostly on option selling strategies.

>I have done it many times before I became raw vegan.

>мариванный иваны кокок кукареку переводческий мето устарел

>I have done это "я делал "я сделал" и еще и "я делаю."

>продолжают приписывать настоящему времени действие завершенное в прошлом.

>What is the status or shipping date of my order?

>status

>shipping date

>checking to see if you had a chance to send

>sware

>...which is when the average family home is a war-zone populated by bleating children refusing to eat broccoli, or remain lying down in their beds

>и является однородным с refusing.

>примеры из гугола

>Does Fairbairn not understand that corporate functions have been such a bums-on-seats success over the past century chiefly because they begin at 7.30pm, which is when the average family home is a war-zone populated by bleating children refusing to eat broccoli, or remain lying down in their beds.

>7.30pm

>7.30 утра

>post midnight

>chiefly because

>bleating children

>поправил человеку ошибки.

>then more I trying then more I understanding

>I know a hundreds of words, I know all the grammar

>I know a hundreds of words

> I can't remind

>Literally

> in a 3 hours

>What else I can do to fix the problem?

>Marco, I'm doing really well and I'm really looking forward to today's lesson.

>Cyrillic runes