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...selling all sorts of Korean antiques and handcrafts. Many stores are
specialty shops featuring items such as chests, other furniture, stationery. But this
famous street is not limited to antiques.
Mor...
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- Blogging: Promoting Learner Autonomy and Intercultural Competence through Study Abroad
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...selling and using drugs, etc.”
Student A: “But if the government is not willing to help them become legal in the country, how
can they work and support themselves? In the U.S. we have people enter ...
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...sell, 2020). As is the case with AWE feedback, there have been complaints that Grammarly’s feedback
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...sell it to foreign countries?”
12 M: なんのために あぶらを つかったの？
(nan-no tame-ni abura-o tsukatta no?)
“What did you use [whale] oil for?”
13 L: あぶらの lamp
(abura-no lamp)
“Oil lamps.”
14 M: いま ...
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