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What is the rule between there is and no?
example:
- there is an apple
- no money
- no nation
??
i appreciate if some tells me how can i use them correctly
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Hi Guys, i hope you´re having a good day.
excuse me! i have question for you, How could i say this in English:
"Alejandro quiere lanzarse como representante"
Guys what im trying to find out is, what kind of verb do i need there?
because i dont think that "to throw" is the correct one to say that. so i really appreciate if someone helps me to express that correctly.
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Hello friends! I want to tell a little story about myself, taking advantage of the fact that I don't know anyone from italki hahaha so I won't feel so embarrassed. I have a degree in Spanish, and I work with native English speakers all the time. My level of English is quite good and I understand more or less between 90% and 95% of all the things that native speakers say. It turns out that every time I'm at parties, meetings, restaurants, birthdays with native English speakers, they ask me if I can help as an interpreter and I always say no! People can notice that I can understand most things and they think I know everything! once on my friend Gary's birthday they asked me if I could translate everything that gary is going to say to all the people hahaha there were like 35 people, Gary was very sentimental and he used terms that I just couldn't understand, all the people They looked at me and I was simply able to translate some parts of what he said, when that was over I was so embarrassed, I couldn't believe that I couldn't do the translation well, at that moment my self-esteem dropped to a point where I didn't help anymore as interpreter for fear of another moment like the one I suffered in front of all those people. I always tell them no! or I just go to another place, it is not my intention to be like that, but sometimes people do not understand how embarrassing thatt can be.
I am always investing time to improve my English but English has a very large repertoire of words, verbs, synonyms, expressions, etc. I would like to be as good an interpreter as those who translate in churches or in different types of events, I would like to receive advice from someone who works as an interpreter all the time or from someone who understands everything and tells me how they do it, I would like to know if they are nervous or afraid or what do they do? I would greatly appreciate any advice to be a better interpreter, I understand a lot but sometimes that much is not enough
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Excuse me guys!! i would like to make a question
do the verbs "to reunite", "to join" "to meet" mean the same thing? I mean, are they synonyms? can I freely exchange between them
- It should be noted that i know how to use"to meet" and "to join" I think so hahaha! However, my question is more focused on "to reunite" because it is the closest word to "reunir" in Spanish.
examples like this:
I'm going to meet my family tomorrow to celebrate Christmas
I'm going to reunite my family tomorrow to celebrate Christmas
I disassembled my phone and now I need to join all the parts
I disassembled my phone and now I need to reunite all the parts
I'm going to gather my classmates to talk about something important
I'm going to reunite my classmates to talk about something important
I will use my cameras to gather more evidence
I will use my cameras to reunite more evidence
are those sentences correct?
Pleasee, i just want to learn how to use "to reunite" correctly, i´d appreciate if someone helps me with that
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hi guys! excuse me, what is the difference between (im off to and im going to) i heard (im off to) sometimes but am not completly sure about how must i use it. pretty please guys!!!!
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Hi guys! i hope you are well,
please, i have a doubt with these sentences, im trying to use (To unite) correctly, because I'm not sure if I can use it in this kind of situation. My question is, are my written sentences acceptable in this way?
I just want to know if they are acceptable, it should be noted that I know how to write them in other ways, but I want to know if I can say these sentences that I wrote naturally, if they are not well written I would appreciate it if any of you write them again with the verb that you consider more suitable. I would appreciate it a lot.
1 Each personal pronoun is united to a verb.
2 My girlfriend and I are united and happy
3 You must unite these words so that everything makes sense when you read it.
4 The paragraphs are united so, you must separate them.
5 The boxes that are on the table are 10 centimeters apart, they are almost united.
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Guys please is it the same if i say:
- My shoes are killing me which means they are not my size
- My shoes are killing me which stands for they are not my size
i know how to use (which means), but im not sure if im using ( which stands for) correctly
are my examples correct?
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Hi Guys!! i hope you are okay,
Excuse me i got a question
is it the same if say:
we are goint to...
we are off to...
as i know ( going to) is to have an action in the future so, my question is Does (we are off to) work just as well? the same way
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Hi guys would explain me what does ¨I would have been up next to Tod¨ mean?
to be honest, what im trying to understand is ¨UP¨ in that contex
ill appreciate if you guys explain me that and also if you may give to me some exemples.
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guys please!! how can i say (Desacomodar) in english?
it is the opposite of the verb ( to accommodate)
how can i say that? desaccommodate or something like that jajajaj
please help me
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