Share your sources!

Hola!

I've found 3 nice sources for Spanish learners. I'd like to share them with you.

If you have some interesting sources for learning idioma de Espanol, please comment

Here they're:

<a href="http://www.biglang.com/">http://www.biglang.com/</a> - online course for Russian students<o:p></o:p>

<a href="http://www.alwaysspanish.com/">http://www.alwaysspanish.com/</a> - a blog for international public <o:p></o:p>

<a href="https://spanishobsessed.com/">https://spanishobsessed.com/</a>  - courses I wish to jump into soon!<o:p></o:p>

4. The present simple Ex. 4.1 Look at each underlined verb and say what kind of meaning it expresses: - a thought - a feeling - a fact - a repeated action? 1. I [hate] quiz programmes. a feeling 2. We [play] table tennis every Thursday a repeated action 3. The computer [belongs] to Emma a fact 4. These plates [cost] 20 $ each an action 5. I [believe] this is right thing to do a thought 6. I'm hungry. I [want] something to eat a feeling 7. I usually [go] to work by bus a repeated action 8. It's OK. I [understand] your problem. a thought

Meanings of Te and Tu?

Hola!

I've watched several youtube videos teaching Spanish and there was mentioned pronoun "tu" (you).

But now I'm reading a textbook, where you is "te"

May be I confuse something?

What are meanings of tu y te?

PS: sorry, I had to post the question in "Questions" ><

I'm a rebel :D lol

Present Continuous To remember! We use present continuous, when: -we're in the middle of an action (I'm writing a letter now) -we're in the middle of smt, but not actually doing it at the moment of speaking (I'm doing a course at college) -things are changing over a long period (the earth is slowly getting warmer) -someone is going to arrange smt in the future (Sarah is going to Paris next week)

A test 2. Neck 3. Mouth 4. Toe 5. Face 6. Hand 7. Nose Just checking a textbook "Vocabulary in practice" :)

Writing a text I've wrote a profile text. ^^ I'm sure, here a lot of mistakes, that's why I post it here: As soon as I'd understood importance of English, I found that my knowledge should be developed. That's why I'm here. If you want to practice a language and if you think I'm match to you, write me the next information: -your time zone; -your approximately schedule; -you interests. If you would like to exchange of languages, then let me know: -your time zone; -your approximately schedule; -you interests; -your level of Russian. I'm asking that in purpose to create some structure we both will use and to achieve good results of our partnership. I can exchange my Russian to your English or Espanol. :) Information about myself: -25 y.o. -engaged -prefer to talk to females -study English for a work and life, and Spanish for my soul <3 -my favorite topics are: books, psychology, self-development, languages, relationship, everyday life -I'm a little shy person, but I can struggle it easily when I talk to one-to-one -I love people and I'm kind-hearted =) -looking for conversational partners (from any countries) to practice English -looking for conversational partners (native speakers) to exchange our languages -my time zone is UTC+03:00 -I'm ready to help you with Russian, even if you can't suggest me the language I'm interested in. You can write me "Anna, help me to practice русский", and if I have free time, I'll do all my best :D PS: I don't add friends just for a number. I'm also engaged, so back off if you're here to flirt!

Ex. 3.4 Give+Pronoun Complete each answer using the words in brackets. Sometimes you need to use to or for. 1.Mark: What are you doing with those bottles? (them / the bottle bank) Sarah: I'm taking... them to the bottle bank. 2. Trevor: How are things with you, Daniel? (a job / me) Daniel: Fine. Someone has offered.... a job to me. 3. David: What about those papers you found? (them / the police) Tom: Oh, I handed...them to the police. 4. Emma: It's pouring with rain, look, (my umbrella / you) Rachel: It's OK. I'll lend... you my umbrella.

Share your experience about your conversational practice

You've met a conversational partner and decided to start practice on the Skype (his language to your language).

What kind of interesting activities do you do?

I want practice to be interesting and productive for both of us. :)

I've never had such an experience of having a conversational partner for language exchange.  

Marvellous or marvelous Hello! How is right? Marvellous or marvelous? I've read a sentence in a textbook, where 'marvellous' was written with double l. I also found this word in a dictionary with a single l. Are both options right? My autocorrector makes me to improve double l to single l. :D