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| Thank You Kunal Bhandari |
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| Idioms: http://www.usingenglish.com/reference/idioms/ 'Push this along'- hurry things up |
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Can you please guide me, how can I improve my idiomatic English. I can speak english, but I am not comfortable with using Idioms. Infact, I don't know where to use or fit Idioms in my sentences. Also, Is it important to be aware of sentence structures? When I speak english, sentences are automatically formed. I don't think of sentence structures while speaking. |
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