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Вы вязали с *Кауни* ? Если нет но хотите,тогда эти советы для вас
Эту пряжу выгодно отличают ее уникальные длинные переходы цветов позволяющие получать яркие и неповторимые вязаные и валяные изделия.
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Пряжа Кауни (Kauni) 100% шерстяная, произведена из высококачественной шерсти, которая поставляется из Новой Зеландии, а также эстонских ферм.Но уход за ней совсем не прост.Я нашла некоторые советы по стирке,полоскании и валянии этих ниток.Если у вас тоже есть какие-то секреты по вязке из тих замечательных ниток ,то делитесь ими в комментариях.
| Positions | Examples | |
| At the beginningof the sentence | Occasionally, often, sometimes, usually, always, … | |
| Always wash your hands before the meal! | ||
| Often he walked. | ||
| Sometimes I go skating. | ||
| At the endof the sentence | Frequently, occasionally, sometimes, often, … | |
| We read books occasionally. | ||
| They like to watch TV often. | ||
| We go to school by bike sometimes. | ||
| Betweenthe subject and the main verb | Always, often, usually, seldom, rarely, never, … | |
| Do you often go to the cinema? | ||
| I sometimes watch Chinese films. | ||
| She never eats vegetables. | ||
The English Language is a difficult beast to tie down. Even those rules which we consider mandatory may actually change very quickly, especially with words moving into ever more fleeting media. However, there are a few mistakes which – for now at least – can make you look very silly…
Most Common Grammatical Mistakes of English Learners
1. Adapt vs. Adopt
‘Adapt’ and ‘adopt’ share similar spellings and similar meanings, but they are not one and the same.
To ‘adapt’ is to become or make something suitable to an environment or condition.
For Example:
“It took me a long time after college to adapt to life in the office.”
“An inability to adapt will prove an obstacle on the road to success.”
To ‘adopt’ is to take something and use it as or make it your own.
For Example:
“I adopted his policy of neutrality and stayed out of trouble.”
“We are planning to adopt a child.”
2. Lose vs. Loose
“Lose” is a verb, to come to be without something; to suffer the loss of something.
For Example:
