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  sewar January 17, 2017 16:59

         My friend, really we miss your nice thoughts a lot. God bless you.
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  sewar January 3, 2017 10:42

        Hi my friend. We really miss you a lot. Come back very soon. My best for you.
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  sewar December 20, 2016 13:27

  
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  sewar September 21, 2014 17:59

        Hi my friend, really I miss your lovely topics a lot. I am looking forward to your next topic. God bless you, my friend.
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  Robbie August 22, 2014 17:49

  Hi Stephen!

  Thank you for messaging me about Manila. Are you planning to take a degree in medicine in my country? If I'm not mistaken, Jose R. Reyes Memorial Medical Center is a government controlled hospital. I used to go there when I accompanied my father for his medical check-up. It doesn't have a school unlike the three universities that you mentioned on your message.

  I'm not quite sure their performances when it comes in producing medical related professional. You may check out their websites for their profile.

  http://www.finduniversity.ph/medical-schools/national-capital-region/

  University of Sto. Thomas which is located in Espana Boulevard is a private university. But there's a problem with the location because the road gets easily flooded when there's a heavy rain. La Salle and St. Lukes Medical Center are also both prestigious universities.

  These are some info that I can share with you for now.

  Good luck!

  Robbie

  

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  sewar June 3, 2014 21:25

  
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  sewar May 28, 2014 18:17

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  Robbie May 17, 2014 11:42

  Hi Stephen!

  It's nice to see your message on my page. Thank you for dropping by! Regarding to your questions about the use of dislike and don't like, based on my understanding both of them are correct.

  "What are the things you dislike?" and "What are the things do you dislike?" These sentences sound formal and I think they are not common in everyday usage compared to the sentence below.

  What are the things you don't like?

  However, the sentence "What things you don't like?" is not grammatically correct because it lacks the verb are and the article the. I heard this sentence to some native speakers and on TV. They tend to shortcut the words, but seem correct to them. I think it is called Ellipsis, where articles and even pronouns are omitted in a conversation.

  I hope this reply helps.....

  Until then,

  Robbie : )
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  sewar May 14, 2014 13:11