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A Stroll Across the Gorgeous Student Town of Marburg !

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 I am going to write about my current journey across the town of Marburg first and then about whole of Germany. Im at GutembergStrabe, which is also the city Center. I am putting some pictures that I took with my phone The Vivo Y22. This house is so nice. Is that a church. There is a spinning bird at the top. This one even better, Houses are really colourful here. A concupia a colours. What’s that lady doing over there? I went near, she was reading a Book while talking with her friend over Camera. Reminds me of Transelvania. There lives Dracula with all his wives. Too late Cafeteria is now closed. Place looks really expensive. Gonna go to Mc donald. Although, This is a really good looking restaurant. And there is me near the fountain just outside the Studentwerk Building where there is office of Accomodation and the Mensa, the local cafeteria for affordable food. Who left his bottle? Why is it half empty? That dude just going to propose today, I saw the ring.

Collocation Words List with Sentences ( List 3)

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•31.Answer the door (to open the door after someone knocks or ring the doorbell) EX: When I  came back home with my friends after the party, my mother answered the door and scolded us for coming late.
•32.Answer the phone (to pick up phone that’s ringing and talk to whoever calling) EX:  My Brother called me at 12 pm and I answered the phone while having lunch.
•33.Apply for a job (to ask or to be consider for a job) EX: I applied for the accountant job at a bank.
•34.Anymore (more of something you have already had or got) EX: I don’t have my mobile phone anymore because a thief had stolen it last year.
•35.Arrive on time (to arrive exactly when expected or schedule) EX: I arrived on time at the airport for receiving my brother who came from Sweden.   
•36.Artificial limb (a prosthetic arm or leg that replaces one that is lose) EX:  My friend lost her arm in an accident. Now she uses an artificial limb to do her daily tasks. 
•37.Bad mood (a mood in which you are easily annoyed or angry) EX: Sometimes I have a bad mood  at work due to waiting for a long time in a traffic jam.  
•38.Bad temper (a tendency to become angry quickly and easily) EX: MY sister and I have a bad temper  in my family. I pick quarrels with everybody if they don’t listen to me. 
•39.Badly hurt (seriously injured) EX: Last year when I went to sajek, I fell down and I was badly hurt in my leg.  
•40.Badly damage (to do a lot of damage to something) EX: My dress is badly damaged due to getting wet in the rain.
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