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Hi, my name is Thainá. I'm from Brazil, and I want learn a new language for travel in the future. I'm horrible in English kkk
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Hi, my name is Thainá. I'm from Brazil, and I want to learn a new language for traveling in the future. I'm terrible in English kkk
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Hi, my name is Thainá. I'm from Brazil, and I want to learn a new language for traveling in the future. I'm terrible in English LoL.
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Hi, my name is Thainá. I'm from Brazil and I want learn a new language for travelling in the future. My English is terrible.
Traveling = American English
Travelling = British English
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Hi, my name is Thainá. I'm from Brazil, and I want learn a new language for travel in the future. I'm terrible in English kkk
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Hi dear. So, whenever the verb is after a preposition we put this verb in the gerund. Becouse of that, "for travel" becomes "for traveling". Ah, between two verbs, you need to include the word "to" because the second verb will always be in the infinitive. So, you should say "I want to learn" or you could use the informal word "wanna" instead "want to" - "I wanna learn".
Ah! I don't think you are horrible in English. ^^
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