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- Greg Malivuk
- http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk
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- here, there, where include in/at/on/to
- I study in Boston.
- I study at BAE.
- I study on Chauncy St.
- I arrived in Boston.
- I arrived at BAE.
- I arrived on Chauncy St.
- I came to Boston.
- I came to BAE.
- I came to Chauncy St.
- I will go back to my country.
- I will return to my country.
- I flew to Boston and landed at Logan Airport.
- I decided to study English.
- I decided on Boston.
- (You have to learn and memorize which prepositions go with which verbs and adjectives.)
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- * My friends they live in Florida.
- (don't repeat the subject. my friends = they)
- -> My friends live in Florida.
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- * I was arrived at Logan Airport.
- -> I arrived at Logan Airport. (no double past)
- I did study at BAE.
- (This can be okay if you are emphasizing that it is affirmative.)
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- You could make a different paragraph for each of several reasons, or you could make a paragraph for each part of your decision (one for the US, one for Boston, and one for BAE), for example.
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- I said something to someone.
- I said goodbye to all my friends.
- I said to everybody, "Goodbye."
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