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Hello! My name's Fernando, and I'm from Mexico. I would like to master my English and talk with people in English. I'm a native spanish speaker, if you need help in spanish.
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    usando "me" se es mas especifico de quien es la persona que se reiría mas, apesar de que ya usas "Yo" (Un poco redundante pero así se habla aveces) De igual manera puedes decir "Tu no te reirías tanto" omitiendo el "te" seria "Tu no reirías tanto" y así sucesivamente. "El/Ella/(Ustedes/ellos) no se reiría(n) tanto" Espero haberte ayudado.
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    August 28, 2014
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    Jajaja.... Creo que si tiene el mismo significada, solo que le tienes que poner un poquito de atención ya que es como una metáfora, y entiendo que sea un poco confusa. ¿Que es lo que se encuentra entre el cielo y el suelo? jaja... Creo que es la cabeza. Por lo que yo entiendo es que habla de una persona que se esta preocupando demasiado por algo que paso y esta no sabe que hacer, solo le da vueltas al mismo asunto y esto a la ves es un tanto desgastante para la persona. Espero que te que te haya quedado claro.
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    August 28, 2014
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    1) Estará Eva en...? 2) ¿Cuánto tiempo te va a tomar...? or ¿Cuánto vas a durar en...? 3) ¿Como te fue en tus exámenes? 4) Últimamente he estado muy ocupado
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    February 16, 2014
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    What haven't I done for you? Qué no he hecho por ti? Weren't you the one who edited my essay? ¿No eras tú el que edito mi ensayo?. (Or ¿No eras tú quién edito mi ensayo?). Why are you so impatient? ¿Por qué eres tan impaciente? Why do you have to talk to me like that? ¿Por qué tienes que hablar me así? (or ¿Por qué tienes que hablar me de esa manera)? We used to eat together. (Nosotros) comimos juntos. Do not give up in life. No renuncies en la viva. or No te rindas en la vida. I haven't came all the way from the village to listen to your nonsense. No he venido todo el camino desde el pueblo para escuchar tus tonterías. Stop expecting me to do things for you. Deja de esperar que haga cosas por ti. What did I do? = ¿Qué hice? ¿Qué he hecho? = What have I done?
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    February 16, 2014
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    If I don't use "that" is it still the subjunctive? To ask my question I'm going to use these examples: 1.- I suggest that you study 2.- I suggest that he study I know that both sentences use the subjunctive, and I heard that "that" could be omited sometimes. My question is when I omit "that" are these sentences still in the subjunctive mood? If it is still the subjunctive, are these written like this:? 1.- I suggest you study 2.- I suggest he study or if it is not, like this:? 1.- I suggest you study 2.- I suggest he studies
    February 16, 2014
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    Yes, that is exactly what it means. Basically as you said, the person have to do an extra work (what account for the double), because he did it wrong trying to do less work.
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    December 18, 2013
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    Creo que no suenan muy natural, probablemente si lo dices así suena mejor: Puedo/Podría encargarle que me compre dos boletos/entradas? (Es con mas respeto, generalmente le preguntarías eso a alguien mayor como tus papas o gente mayor) o "Puedo/Podría encargarte que me compres dos boletos/entradas?" o "Te puedo/podría encargar que me compres dos boletos/entradas?" (Probablemente le dirías esto a un amigo o hermano)
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    December 18, 2013
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    Could someone help me with these sentences? Is this sentece totaly correct?: "I think this book to be a significant addition to my library" If is correct, can I use "is" instead "to be" without changing its meaning? What "great lengths" means in that expresion?: And if he did a little better, we would go to great lengths to reinforce him. What "oustanding as measured" means?: He became oustanding as measured by standard social criteria. What "cramming" means here: To focus on tecniques is like cramming your way through school.
    December 18, 2013
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    What's the meaning of these expresions? Could someone tell me the meaning of these: Sound priciples. spect out. Social mileage. Withdrawal pains. Coalesced. What's the diference between "Holds" vs "Holds it up". And "In contrast" vs "In stark contrast".
    December 18, 2013
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    Actually Jmat, you got my point. I was tinking that the flap T was pronounced exactly like the "R" sound. But now I get it. Thanks!
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    December 7, 2013
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