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hello!
here you are going to read a little about me and my goal of publishing here.

My name is mehrdad and I'm an architecture student. I'm 24 from Iran.
I've started learning English
in this blog I want to publish some of useful idioms and ways of practising in english
of cours there will be some mistakes because I'm not a professional english writer and native. so you will make me happy with your comments and feedback

Thank you.




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