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Dear my caring [이름],

First of all, I would like to thank you for the questions you included in your composition.

They are all very challenging and interesting.

Let\'s get it on with the answers for your questions.

For the first and second examples, they are correct.

You totally gave the meanings of those sentences.

For the third one, it means that Beckham didn\'t continue playing the game.

Instead of him, another player had the second half.

I hope I helped you solve your confusion.

Enjoy reading! ^^

Sleep tight! ^^,

See you tomorrow! ^^.

... Teacher Paula ... ^.~

Dear my Teacher Paula,
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Happy Thursday!
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Can I ask you something that I can\'t understand clearly?
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>> OR: Can I ask you some things that I can\'t understand clearly?

I listed up a few questions as follows.
>> I listed up a few questions as follow. (I listed up A QUESTION AS FOLLOWS. I listed up SOME QUESTIONS AS FOLLOW.)

*Substitute
>> Let\'s start with the word substitute. (It\'s better to make a complete sentence not only a words or words without complete thought.)

When I use it as a verb, how can I use that?
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Ex) Butter can be substituted for margarine in this recipe.
>> Butter can be substituted for margarine in this recipe. (It\'s okay not to put EX. It will be better to put numbers.)

>> BETTER: Example 1. Butter can be substituted for margarine in this recipe.

 Is the meaning of this sentence that I can use butter instead of margarine?
>> Is the meaning of this sentence that I can use butter instead of margarine? (I can\'t understand the symbols typed before your sentence.)
Ex) Butter can be substituted with margarine in this recipe.
>> Butter can be substituted with margarine in this recipe.

>> BETTER: Example 2. Butter can be substituted with margarine in this recipe.

 Is the meaning of this sentence that I can use margarine instead of butter?
>> Is the meaning of this sentence that I can use margarine instead of butter?
Ex) Beckham was substituted in the second half.
>> Beckham was substituted in the second half.

>> BETTER: Example 3. Beckham was substituted in the second half.

 Did he play the game instead of another player?
>> Did he play the game instead of another player?
I guess the meaning of the sentence depends on \'for\' and \'with\'.
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I am really confused about that.
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Teacher, please help me to make it clear. ^^;;
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Have a wonderful day.
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>> OR: Have a wonderful day!

See you very soon!

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