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I have a question How do you say: "en la mañana habían 2 grados"? The google translator says: "In the morning had 2 degree" But, Can I say: "In the morning there was 2 degree" ?
July 4, 2014
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We lost Today I feel very very sad, because my team (Chile) lost against Brazil in the FIFA world cup. I was very nervous before and during the game and when my team scored a goal, I jumped with happiness, then it was minutes of much nervousness for both team. Before to start the game, I (and many people in Chile) was very worried about the referee, because everybody feared that his work on the court is not fair or same for both team, because the FIFA is a corrupt association, but this not happened and the referee did a good job. In the minute 120 my team almost scored but the ball hit with the crossbar!!!... Then in the penalties, we lost.. I want to cry, but I am very very very proud of my team, they played with the heart and the soul !!, and I sure that the next American Cup 2015 will be our, because this will be in Chile and we will have a rematch and again show the world the great team they are and we the best fans in the world.
June 29, 2014
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Past in English What is the difference in English between: "Ella escribía un libro" and "Ella escribió un libro" ?,
June 20, 2014
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I like waching films I like watching films. I like science fiction, thriller, suspense, comic and drama. One of my favourites is "El secreto de sus ojos" (in English: "The Secret in Their Eyes") it is really the better. I like the Gran Torino, Inception, Schindler List and others. I laugh very much with Jim Carrey with his fillm Bruce Almighty, it's very funny. I have watched Japonese, Korean, Finnish, Brazilian films too, and obviously Chilean film too (because I'm Chilean), like "Machuca" "La nana" and the best: "No". I think that it is good watch films or series, because you learn about of other country, obviously this depends of the films, but some say you much about of the culture and society of the country where they come.
June 1, 2014
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Studying English I am studying English at British Institute in my city. I feel that the british accent is more difficult than the EE.UU accent, because I hardly ever listen the british accent in the film or tv. I think that it's the same with the spanish, everybody listen the mexican or spanish accent. My teacher gets mad at me when I pronounce "beautiful" or "river" or "later" or "better" whit american accent. ='( I must say that I like more the british accent and I think is more easy to pronounce for me. A question: is "more easy" or "easier" ??
May 27, 2014
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I love FIFA world cup Hi I'm chilean and I am looking forward to start the FIFA world cup and my team plays with Autralia, Spain and netherland !!. I am sure that we will win everyone...,maybe not, but I am sure we will do a championship good. My country will be paralyzed with de championship, There won't be one person in the streets, everybody will be watching the match. I sure that my latin american brothers are the same way (Colombia, Argentina, Ecuador, Brazil and Mexico), but the others country??
May 27, 2014
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about future in English How do you say "juegue" or "camine" or "hable" (and others) in english?
May 27, 2014
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I have a question about english What is the correct form?: 1) I really would like to try it 2) I would really like to try it
May 23, 2014
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About english accent. the Jamaican, australia, new zealand and canadian english accent to look more like the British or American english accent?
May 22, 2014
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What english do you recommend me to learn? Are there a lot of difference between the britain English, australian English, american English, and others? I need to practice english, and I help you in your spanish.
May 14, 2014
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