Practicing English... I'm about to finish another English class. I agree with my teacher. Now, I have to practice a lot. Do You agree with me? I think so. No wonder I'm not good at speaking English, there are too many things to learn. I know if I study hard every day, I'll can speak better. I don't agree with people that they say English is easer than Spanish. Not for me! :-) I need to improve my pronunciation. I know, I have to speak with native speakers, but I'm afraid to make some mistakes and they cann't understand to me. I'm so happy for singing in Italki, because I can meet up with a lot of native speakers.

Look up new challenges... After I ran a triathol last year, I need to look up new challenges for this year. I loved to mix three different sports into the same race: swimming, cycling, and running. This triathol was on September in Madrid. We swam into Casa de Campo's lake. Casa de Campo is a huge park in Madrid. There is a big lake and a lot of roads without traffic there. It's a wonderful place to practice sport. For this year I want to run two new triathlons. I hope I can to work out hard during three or four months, to be ready when the season starts.

Present simple vs present continuos

A ver si por fín puedo entender bien cuando se utiliza uno y otro, pues todavía no lo tengo claro.

I live here.
I'm living here.

I eat an apple.
I'm eating an apple.

¿Alquien me puede explicar cuando se usa uno y otro por regla general?

Gracias.

Is that right? They'll be about to arrive. (Están a punto de llegar) is it possible to say in another way? Thanks

Ayuda con el ingles Cómo un nativo diría las siguientes frases: Qué te pasa? Le pasa algo.. (a ella) Qué les pasa? No me pasa nada. Algo le pasa (a él) Qué pasa con la cena? No pasa nada con la cena, ya está casi lista. Algo le pasa al perro. Muchas gracias por la ayuda.

Where do you put AT preposition into "To look closely"?

- I’m looking at it closely.
- I’m looking closely at it.
- I’m looking at the picture closely.
- I’m looking closely at the picture.

is the article necesary? The guy in the red coat The guy in red coat

The staff, singular or plural? The staff is bringing food and drinks The staff are bringing food and drinks

Translate it! - I’m expecting them to call me any minute now. - I’m expecting their call any minute now. Thanks.