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English phrase to CORRECT:

And of course you shouldn't forget about the image of a language. And remember one thing: [b]There is no bad or good language[/b], harsh or soft, hard or easy; there is only the way you treat it. Sure, if you do not like a person you will never be friends with him. Change your attitudes towards languages, guys, and you'll be amazed [b]how they can actually open themselves to you[/b]! Do you agree with this? Please, leave a comment below.

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Votes: 1000 And of course you shouldn't forget about the image of a language. And remember one thing: [b]There is no bad or good language[/b], harsh or soft, hard or easy; there is only the way you treat it. Sure, if you do not like a person you will never be friends with him. Change your attitudes towards languages, guys, and you'll be amazed [b]how they can actually open themselves to you[/b]! Do you agree with this? Please, leave a comment below. Doval Votes: 0 [b]there are no good or bad languages[/b] MoMatth Votes: 0 And of course you shouldn't forget about the image of language. And remember one thing: [b]there are no bad or good languages[/b], harsh or soft, hard or easy, there is only the way you treat it. Sure, if you merely do not like a person you will never be friends with him or her. Change your attitudes to languages and you'll be amased at [b]how they can actually open themselves to you[/b]! Do you agree with this? Please, leave a comment below... vincent Votes: 0 And of course you shouldn't forget about the image of language. And remember one thing: there are no bad or good languages, harsh or soft, hard or easy, there is only the way you treat it. Sure, if you merely do not like a person you will never be friends with him or her. Change your attitudes to languages and you'll be amased at how they can actually open themselves to you! Do you agree with this? Please, leave a comment below... Tweegy Votes: 0 And of course you shouldn't forget about the image of language. And remember one thing: [b]There are no bad or good languages[/b], harsh or soft, hard or easy, there is only the way you treat it. Sure, if you merely do not like a person you will never be friends with him. Change your attitudes to languages guys and you'll be amased [b]how they can actually open themselves to you[/b]! Do you agree with this? Please, leave a comment below... vincent

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