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 All tests  Quiz  Listen to this test (MP3)  FAQ  ESL Forum  Dictionaries How many times have you been to France?
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How many occasions have you been to France so far?


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I can't tell you the exactly number but I think it's probably fourteen.


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 toefl essay: ban smoking from public places How do we use the modal verbs must and can?
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In that case you must can to speak the language as well as a native French person.


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 toefl essay: ban smoking from public places use Understand instead of Understood
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I wouldn't go as further as that but the main thing is that I can make myself understood in most situations.


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 toefl essay: ban smoking from public places Difference between tell and speak
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Yes, that's important because if you find yourself in a difficult situation, you can speak yourself out of it.


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Can you remember any particular incident when your knowing of the language was a real help?


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 toefl essay: ban smoking from public places Cease vs. stop
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Yes, we were driving our car through a forest and suddenly the engine ceased.


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Unfortunately this happened near a signal that told you that it was dangerous to park there.


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A police car arrived and an angry-looking police officer got off the car and came up to me.


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 toefl essay: ban smoking from public places Impressed vs. influenced
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I immediately explained the problem and the officer was so influenced by the way I spoke French, that he telephoned a garage for help.


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