Foreigner is a noun and refers to a person who comes from a foreign country; someone who does not owe allegiance to your country: ‘I can tell by your accent that you are a foreigner in these parts.’ The adjective is foreign: ‘I enjoy visiting foreign countries.’ ‘His wife teaches English as a foreign language.’
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Past continuous tense – English editing.
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Present Continuous Tense – English editing.
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Compare
Compare to = describe (someone or something) as being similar to (someone or something else); like: ‘She compared the child to a noisy monkey.’ Compare with = examine two or more people/things/idea etc. to discover similarities or differences: ‘Compared with the old dictionary, she found the new one more helpful.’