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What is time? The easiest way to describe time would be to say that it runs in the form of a straight line.That is the reason why we often describe time as being"Linear".There are some pretty strict rules when it comes to our understanding of time.For example time can only go forwards.Time can not! be slowed down and time cannot be stopped! Luckily for us we have a neat little system called "Stressing Tense" this allows us to use words to show when something has happened if it's happening now... Or when it will happen. But how does this relate to learning English​? I will tell you. In English grammar we need to know when an event is happening and we need to be able to show it clearly by what we say. It may seem a little strange to be linking the subject of time with learning English​ but in fact there is a very strong connection between the use of English and it's relation to time. Needless to say everything happens at a certain time. So it's important for us to be able to say when a certain event happened. We have three basic points to consider when placing an event at a particular moment : we have "the past", "the present"and of course we have "the future".It also worth remembering that the only part of this that is moving forward​ is "The present". The future always lies ahead! and the past is constantly trailing behind. However, the present is also constantly changing. It is a little bit like sitting in a moving car . The car represent now...and the road is time itself.So when speaking English...you will need to know how to express words to clearly show, the point of time to which it relates.A very simple example would be...Did... Doing...Do.I did it in the past,I have done it already. I'm doing it in the present, I'm doing it now.I will do it in the future,I will do it later. Time is a very complicated thing to understand, it took humans thousands of years to discover the relation between when and what.But we finally did managed to work it out...when Albert Einstein​ scratched his head one day he said..." It is all relative" it was that precise moment when the "Tho*ry of Relativity" was born. It is much easier nowadays to explain, when and what but there's still one question we cannot answer and that question is...WHY? There are some idioms and proverbs which relate to time. For example" Time waits for no man" " No time like the present" " All in the fullness of time" " Just in the nick of time" " A stitch in time...saves...nine" " Time marches on" "The sands of time". Well, it seems as if I have run out of time So thanks for your time, see you next time... Hopefully soon. (2)

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It may seem a little strange to link (not "to be linking")
The car represents now (not "represent")

This is very good. Is it a speech/presentation? There are some punctuation errors, but those won't matter if it's a speech.

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What is time? The easiest way to describe time would be to say that it runs in the form of a straight line.That is the reason why we often describe time as being"Linear".There are some pretty strict rules when it comes to our understanding of time.For example time can only go forwards.Time can not! be slowed down and time cannot be stopped! Luckily for us we have a neat little system called "Stressing Tense" this allows us to use words to show when something has happened if it's happening now... Or when it will happen. But how does this relate to learning English​? I will tell you. In English grammar we need to know when an event is happening and we need to be able to show it clearly by what we say. It may seem a little strange to be linking the subject of time with learning English​ but in fact there is a very strong connection between the use of English and it's relation to time. Needless to say everything happens at a certain time. So it's important for us to be able to say when a certain event happened. We have three basic points to consider when placing an event at a particular moment : we have "the past", "the present"and of course we have "the future".It also worth remembering that the only part of this that is moving forward​ is "The present". The future always lies ahead! and the past is constantly trailing behind. However, the present is also constantly changing. It is a little bit like sitting in a moving car . The car represent now...and the road is time itself.So when speaking English...you will need to know how to express words to clearly show, the point of time to which it relates.A very simple example would be...Did... Doing...Do.I did it in the past,I have done it already. I'm doing it in the present, I'm doing it now.I will do it in the future,I will do it later. Time is a very complicated thing to understand, it took humans thousands of years to discover the relation between when and what.But we finally did managed to work it out...when Albert Einstein​ scratched his head one day he said..." It is all relative" it was that precise moment when the "Tho*ry of Relativity" was born. It is much easier nowadays to explain, when and what but there's still one question we cannot answer and that question is...WHY? There are some idioms and proverbs which relate to time. For example" Time waits for no man" " No time like the present" " All in the fullness of time" " Just in the nick of time" " A stitch in time...saves...nine" " Time marches on" "The sands of time". Well, it seems as if I have run out of time So thanks for your time, see you next time... Hopefully soon. (4)

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@sixessseven I don't think so, I'm a professional writer and I know what I'm doing.Thanks anyway for your try this was my attempt to check everyone's​ level and I guess you're the only one who tried truly to help so I'll say hats off for you :)

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What is time? The easiest way to describe time would be to say that it runs in the form of a straight line.That is the reason why we often describe time as being"Linear".There are some pretty strict rules when it comes to our understanding of time.For example time can only go forwards.Time can not! be slowed down and time cannot be stopped! Luckily for us we have a neat little system called "Stressing Tense" this allows us to use words to show when something has happened if it's happening now... Or when it will happen. But how does this relate to learning English​? I will tell you. In English grammar we need to know when an event is happening and we need to be able to show it clearly by what we say. It may seem a little strange to be linking the subject of time with learning English​ but in fact there is a very strong connection between the use of English and it's relation to time. Needless to say everything happens at a certain time. So it's important for us to be able to say when a certain event happened. We have three basic points to consider when placing an event at a particular moment : we have "the past", "the present"and of course we have "the future".It also worth remembering that the only part of this that is moving forward​ is "The present". The future always lies ahead! and the past is constantly trailing behind. However, the present is also constantly changing. It is a little bit like sitting in a moving car . The car represent now...and the road is time itself.So when speaking English...you will need to know how to express words to clearly show, the point of time to which it relates.A very simple example would be...Did... Doing...Do.I did it in the past,I have done it already. I'm doing it in the present, I'm doing it now.I will do it in the future,I will do it later. Time is a very complicated thing to understand, it took humans thousands of years to discover the relation between when and what.But we finally did managed to work it out...when Albert Einstein​ scratched his head one day he said..." It is all relative" it was that precise moment when the "Tho*ry of Relativity" was born. It is much easier nowadays to explain, when and what but there's still one question we cannot answer and that question is...WHY? There are some idioms and proverbs which relate to time. For example" Time waits for no man" " No time like the present" " All in the fullness of time" " Just in the nick of time" " A stitch in time...saves...nine" " Time marches on" "The sands of time". Well, it seems as if I have run out of time So thanks for your time, see you next time... Hopefully soon. (12)

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What is time? The easiest way to describe time would be to say that it runs in the form of a straight line.That is the reason why we often describe time as being"Linear".There are some pretty strict rules when it comes to our understanding of time.For example time can only go forwards.Time can not! be slowed down and time cannot be stopped! Luckily for us we have a neat little system called "Stressing Tense" this allows us to use words to show when something has happened if it's happening now... Or when it will happen. But how does this relate to learning English​? I will tell you. In English grammar we need to know when an event is happening and we need to be able to show it clearly by what we say. It may seem a little strange to be linking the subject of time with learning English​ but in fact there is a very strong connection between the use of English and it's relation to time. Needless to say everything happens at a certain time. So it's important for us to be able to say when a certain event happened. We have three basic points to consider when placing an event at a particular moment : we have "the past", "the present"and of course we have "the future".It also worth remembering that the only part of this that is moving forward​ is "The present". The future always lies ahead! and the past is constantly trailing behind. However, the present is also constantly changing. It is a little bit like sitting in a moving car . The car represent now...and the road is time itself.So when speaking English...you will need to know how to express words to clearly show, the point of time to which it relates.A very simple example would be...Did... Doing...Do.I did it in the past,I have done it already. I'm doing it in the present, I'm doing it now.I will do it in the future,I will do it later. Time is a very complicated thing to understand, it took humans thousands of years to discover the relation between when and what.But we finally did managed to work it out...when Albert Einstein​ scratched his head one day he said..." It is all relative" it was that precise moment when the "Tho*ry of Relativity" was born. It is much easier nowadays to explain, when and what but there's still one question we cannot answer and that question is...WHY? There are some idioms and proverbs which relate to time. For example" Time waits for no man" " No time like the present" " All in the fullness of time" " Just in the nick of time" " A stitch in time...saves...nine" " Time marches on" "The sands of time". Well, it seems as if I have run out of time So thanks for your time, see you next time... Hopefully soon. (19)

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What is time? The easiest way to describe time would be to say that it runs in the form of a straight line.That is the reason why we often describe time as being"Linear".There are some pretty strict rules when it comes to our understanding of time.For example time can only go forwards.Time can not! be slowed down and time cannot be stopped! Luckily for us we have a neat little system called "Stressing Tense" this allows us to use words to show when something has happened if it's happening now... Or when it will happen. But how does this relate to learning English​? I will tell you. In English grammar we need to know when an event is happening and we need to be able to show it clearly by what we say. It may seem a little strange to be linking the subject of time with learning English​ but in fact there is a very strong connection between the use of English and it's relation to time. Needless to say everything happens at a certain time. So it's important for us to be able to say when a certain event happened. We have three basic points to consider when placing an event at a particular moment : we have "the past", "the present"and of course we have "the future".It also worth remembering that the only part of this that is moving forward​ is "The present". The future always lies ahead! and the past is constantly trailing behind. However, the present is also constantly changing. It is a little bit like sitting in a moving car . The car represent now...and the road is time itself.So when speaking English...you will need to know how to express words to clearly show, the point of time to which it relates.A very simple example would be...Did... Doing...Do.I did it in the past,I have done it already. I'm doing it in the present, I'm doing it now.I will do it in the future,I will do it later. Time is a very complicated thing to understand, it took humans thousands of years to discover the relation between when and what.But we finally did managed to work it out...when Albert Einstein​ scratched his head one day he said..." It is all relative" it was that precise moment when the "Tho*ry of Relativity" was born. It is much easier nowadays to explain, when and what but there's still one question we cannot answer and that question is...WHY? There are some idioms and proverbs which relate to time. For example" Time waits for no man" " No time like the present" " All in the fullness of time" " Just in the nick of time" " A stitch in time...saves...nine" " Time marches on" "The sands of time". Well, it seems as if I have run out of time So thanks for your time, see you next time... Hopefully soon. (20)Bu sembol nedir?

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What is time? The easiest way to describe time would be to say that it runs in the form of a straight line.That is the reason why we often describe time as being"Linear".There are some pretty strict rules when it comes to our understanding of time.For example time can only go forwards.Time can not! be slowed down and time cannot be stopped! Luckily for us we have a neat little system called "Stressing Tense" this allows us to use words to show when something has happened if it's happening now... Or when it will happen. But how does this relate to learning English​? I will tell you. In English grammar we need to know when an event is happening and we need to be able to show it clearly by what we say. It may seem a little strange to be linking the subject of time with learning English​ but in fact there is a very strong connection between the use of English and it's relation to time. Needless to say everything happens at a certain time. So it's important for us to be able to say when a certain event happened. We have three basic points to consider when placing an event at a particular moment : we have "the past", "the present"and of course we have "the future".It also worth remembering that the only part of this that is moving forward​ is "The present". The future always lies ahead! and the past is constantly trailing behind. However, the present is also constantly changing. It is a little bit like sitting in a moving car . The car represent now...and the road is time itself.So when speaking English...you will need to know how to express words to clearly show, the point of time to which it relates.A very simple example would be...Did... Doing...Do.I did it in the past,I have done it already. I'm doing it in the present, I'm doing it now.I will do it in the future,I will do it later. Time is a very complicated thing to understand, it took humans thousands of years to discover the relation between when and what.But we finally did managed to work it out...when Albert Einstein​ scratched his head one day he said..." It is all relative" it was that precise moment when the "Tho*ry of Relativity" was born. It is much easier nowadays to explain, when and what but there's still one question we cannot answer and that question is...WHY? There are some idioms and proverbs which relate to time. For example" Time waits for no man" " No time like the present" " All in the fullness of time" " Just in the nick of time" " A stitch in time...saves...nine" " Time marches on" "The sands of time". Well, it seems as if I have run out of time So thanks for your time, see you next time... Hopefully soon. (21)

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What is time? The easiest way to describe time would be to say that it runs in the form of a straight line.That is the reason why we often describe time as being"Linear".There are some pretty strict rules when it comes to our understanding of time.For example time can only go forwards.Time can not! be slowed down and time cannot be stopped! Luckily for us we have a neat little system called "Stressing Tense" this allows us to use words to show when something has happened if it's happening now... Or when it will happen. But how does this relate to learning English​? I will tell you. In English grammar we need to know when an event is happening and we need to be able to show it clearly by what we say. It may seem a little strange to be linking the subject of time with learning English​ but in fact there is a very strong connection between the use of English and it's relation to time. Needless to say everything happens at a certain time. So it's important for us to be able to say when a certain event happened. We have three basic points to consider when placing an event at a particular moment : we have "the past", "the present"and of course we have "the future".It also worth remembering that the only part of this that is moving forward​ is "The present". The future always lies ahead! and the past is constantly trailing behind. However, the present is also constantly changing. It is a little bit like sitting in a moving car . The car represent now...and the road is time itself.So when speaking English...you will need to know how to express words to clearly show, the point of time to which it relates.A very simple example would be...Did... Doing...Do.I did it in the past,I have done it already. I'm doing it in the present, I'm doing it now.I will do it in the future,I will do it later. Time is a very complicated thing to understand, it took humans thousands of years to discover the relation between when and what.But we finally did managed to work it out...when Albert Einstein​ scratched his head one day he said..." It is all relative" it was that precise moment when the "Tho*ry of Relativity" was born. It is much easier nowadays to explain, when and what but there's still one question we cannot answer and that question is...WHY? There are some idioms and proverbs which relate to time. For example" Time waits for no man" " No time like the present" " All in the fullness of time" " Just in the nick of time" " A stitch in time...saves...nine" " Time marches on" "The sands of time". Well, it seems as if I have run out of time So thanks for your time, see you next time... Hopefully soon. (22)

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