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A girl who can speak eleven languages
Two days ago, I watched one episode of a reality show on television. They invited/featured a girl named Gayatri from Indonesia. She is 16 years old. She told us that she is/ has become fluent in English, Spanish, French, Italian, Hindi, Arabic, Mandarin, Japanese, German and Bahasa. In addition to that/Besides/Plus, she can also speak Thai but still cannot/doesn't understand it in writing.
Now/Currently she's learning Russian, Hindi Nepal and South Korea language.jote: you did very well. I put some suggestions in case you want to vary the vocabulary a bit. :)
0 votedJuly 24, 20132- Os exemplos que eu consigo lembrar onde 'eu falar' aparece sao estes: Ela pediu pra eu falar sobre a crise econômica na Europa. ( depois da preposição para/pra + sujeito nunca poderia ser 'eu falo'.) Não faz sentido eu falar em amor e incentivar a guerra. (eu poderia substituir por 'que eu fale...e incentive', na continuação da 'clause', mas nunca 'eu falo...incentivo'). Eu falo, escrevo, corro, trabalho, etc. é tipo uma oração (clause) independente, enquanto que 'eu falar' aparece em orações subordinadas.Eu não sei explicar melhor, mas espero que os exemplos sirvam de alguma coisa.0 votedJuly 11, 20131
- Word Order. I'm never sure when I construct sentences such as these: 1) We want to manage things the best way possible. Or 2) We want to manage things the best possible way. 3) I was able to finish the task in the shortest time imaginable. Or 4) I was able to finish th task in the shortest imaginable time. Don't forget to check for grammatical/spelling errors. Thank you!July 9, 201320

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