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Aloha, I am from Hawaii, currently teaching English at the Escuela Oficial de Idiomas in Ferrol, Spain. I am 32 years old with a Bachelor's Degree in Anthropology and working on my Master's Degree in Public Health. What makes me unique? Besides being completely energetic, I have had the opportunity to travel to over 30 countries. Also, my background is in finance and non-profit organizations. I love learning about languages and sharing my experiences as an English teacher. I am looking to improve my Spanish to an advanced level and teach others as well (from Intermediate to Advanced levels). Yes, I am gay!
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    @Makarov - that is very true.

     

    Fortunately, this website gives us the opportunity to find a language partner of the same level (with some searching of course) to share and learn.

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    Exactly! =]
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    There are many variations of this. How we roll and How we do = usual behavior.
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    Present perfect. I have not seen you in a long time. (Present perfect) <<This one!!>> I have not been seeing you in a long time (Present perfect continuous)
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    "Flew off the stall" 1) Tickets were on top of the stall and the wind blew it away, so the tickets "flew off".
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    @Nadya - I completely agree with you, but I think that goes for any language.

     

    I went to the bank yesterday and I had to describe the action of "putting money in my account" as oppose to knowing the word for deposit! (It was quite funny!)

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    April 10, 2013
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    You could say: 1) He could have (conditional present) 2) He has (simple present)
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    April 9, 2013
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    1) I hadn´t heard it before. = I had not heard it before. 2) I´d never heard it before. = I had never heard it before. 3) I had never heard it before. 2 and 3 are the same (Past Perfect tense in English) Good luck! =]
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    Terms are definite. The cost of this service is $99. Conditions are not definite (there are possible consequences). The cost of this service is $99, if you complete the task by April 21st. If you do not complete the assignment by this time, you will be charged an additional 25% per week.
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    Aloha, In English, all sentences start with a capital letter. Also, all languages are capitalized. 1 - My sister speaks English very well, but I do not speak English well. 2 - I am a plumber and I am searching for a job in Australia, without success (or luck).
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