Dr. Mohammad Hossein Hariri Asl

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  • in reply to: An English Question about Happiness and IQ #108091

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    1. I choose not to be

    in reply to: An English Question about Happiness and IQ #108090

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    1. you do know know anything
    2. knowing more decreases
    3. maybe vs. may be

    خیلی خوب نوشتی آلتا جان. همان طوری که گفتی، زلزله خیلی خطرناک هست.

    زلزله، کمی هم ترسناک هست، ولی ما باید در هنگام زلزله، خودمون رو کنترل کنیم و از خودمون و دیگران مراقبت کنیم. مثلا به زیر میز بریم تا اگر چیزی از سقف به پایین افتاد، به سر ما آسیب نرسونه.

    همچنین، موقع زلزله، نباید کنار پنجره باشیم چون ممکنه شیشه بشکنه و به ما آسیب برسونه.

    پیشنهادهای خیلی خوبی دادی، آلتا جان برای کاهش آسیبی که ممکنه زلزله به ما برسونه.

    این چند واژه رو اشتباه نوشتی که من درست می کنم:

    خطرناک – بدونِ – شهر ملبورن

    in reply to: An English Question about Happiness and IQ #108036

    By the way, I’ve got a suggestion for you!
    Each one of you can give a short lecture / presentation in the class on pre-specified topics lasting for around 5 minutes. Then all of us would ask the lecturer some questions about the topic. Mispronunciations will also be corrected.
    Let’s vote on it, please.

    in reply to: An English Question about Happiness and IQ #108035

    That’s quite understandable. Generally, it’s believed that people endowed with high IQ might not live very happily as they tend to analyze matters around them excessively. We can discuss that in the class, though.

    in reply to: An English Question about Happiness and IQ #108034

    Noted. Thank you for correcting your own comment.

    in reply to: An English Question about Happiness and IQ #108022

    That’s right. The question is actually reflecting the matter of either THIS or THAT. In English, you can say, “you cannot have your cake and eat it too”. In fact, the question is evident by itself.

    in reply to: Time Travel English Question for Discussion #107903

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    * the future inventions
    * I’m afraid that
    * changes
    * accommodate to them
    * First, second, third OR First of all, second of all, etc.
    * forever
    * i => I
    * I might choose to go
    * maybe
    * If I could go

    in reply to: Time Travel English Question for Discussion #107902

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    * the rest of my family

    in reply to: Time Travel English Question for Discussion #107857

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    * I guess you meant “I wouldn’t go to the future”.
    * who agrees on / about this journey (agree with someone)
    Thanks for your reply. Looking forward to the other participants!
    We need your comments here to have a discussion in the class. The discussion will be based on your comments here.

    in reply to: Turn-taking in Conversations for Discussion #107766

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    * I’m
    * … in a conversation, for I’m a reserved person.
    * emotions.

    So you must be an introverted person, but remember that a conversation in which a person just listens is NOT a real conversation because any conversation must be two-sided.

    in reply to: Impress Friends at Parties English Question #107764

    Noted. Thank you.

    in reply to: Impress Friends at Parties English Question #107763

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    * I would usually try (to talk about an action that was occurring in the past)
    * are more important than

    I have the same opinion about the topic. It proves that, as mentioned by you, time brings more maturity.

    آفرین پوریا جان. بسیار عالی و کامل نوشتی. واقعا لذت بردم. از واژگان خیلی خوبی استفاده کردی و با جزئیات درباره شب چله یا شب یلدا توضیح دادی.

    in reply to: Frankness and Candor – An English Question #107671

    Great to see that you have an admirable sense of integrity!
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    * … that I don’t mean (omit ‘it’)

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