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James Salamanca
Spanish
Dec 17, 2025
Kate! Me alegra mucho haber coincidido contigo :). Pude sentir tu calidez humana y tu deseo de mejorar la precisión de tu español para conectar con los hispanohablantes. Tienes un muy buen manejo de la lengua, con frases cotidianas, descripciones precisas y uso de los tiempos correctos. Sigue así! Espero volverte a ver.
Julia Apaza
Spanish
Dec 12, 2025
Kate fue muy agradable conversar contigo, tienes un buen nivel del idioma español. Hasta pronto!!
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    Please help me correct this. ====================================== Question: You work for an international company, and would like to spend six months working in its head office in another country. Write a letter to your manager. In your letter § explain why you want to work in the company's head office for six months § say how your work could be done while you are away § ask for his/her help In arranging it ====================================== Dear Simpson, I am writing to you because I would be interested in submitting an application for the company's head office training course. I heard about it from our company's official website and I would be interested in taking part. This training will take 6 months and will include advanced programming skills and algorithm implementation. As you know, I am interested in every algorithm and coding style. Firstly, we have three projects which we have to finish before the end of this year. I have to be at the company's head office to take part in this course. So could I change my job and work remotely? I believe I can finish our projects on time. With regard to our weekly meeting, would it be possible to join it online? We can use meeting tools, for example, Microsoft Teams, or Google Meet. Secondly, with regard to the details of my job. I can finish all of the software jobs in time, including design, programming, debugging, and testing. But if there are any signal issues, I am afraid I can't debug it without equipment. So, would you please assign this task to another colleague? I would really appreciate it if you could accept my application to join the course, and allow me to work remotely. Yours sincerely, Garfield.
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    April 16, 2022
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    Diary in English #15 Tomorrow I'm going to go the beach again, the name of the beach is "playa balandra" and it's one of the best beaches in Mexico.
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    April 16, 2022
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    Could you check this, plz? How would you understand these sentences in the Instagram profile header of a nutritionist? Could you correct it to sound natural and understandable🙏🏻 I PREDICT by tests* I help people to adopt a HEALTHY lifestyle. MY FEED IS MORE HELPFUL than the hospital All tips are in my STORIES I'm studying to be a biochemist *Not sure what this part means
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    April 16, 2022
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  • Answered
    They are often used as synonyms. However, there is a subtle difference. Weird (and strange) often have a negative connotation. i.e. That guy looks weird. (something about him makes him stand out in a bad way) The way that girl dress is strange. (the outfit does not make sense, doesn't match, not appealing) Bizarre is more used to explain situations/occurrences/experiences.. that were out of the ordinary/ not normal. i.e. My dream was so bizarre. That movie was so bizarre.
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    April 16, 2022
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    Nice job! Just a bit of feedback: 1. We would say, "But he has always lived in Spain." We use the present perfect because we are describing something which happened in the past, and continues until now. 2. "Anna is paid to give advice". Advice is an uncountable noun. 3. 'We went on a tour of/in the nearby park." Hope that helps.
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    April 16, 2022
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    We can use the present perfect in this sentence because we're describing a recent action which happened at an unspecified time. To give you an example: "I am surprised by the changes you have made in your room." (recently / an unspecific time) "I am surprised by the changes you made last year." (a finished time period / specific time) Hope that helps!
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    April 16, 2022
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    Be dealt a massive blow: If an event deals a blow to something or someone, it causes them great difficulties or makes failure more likely. Here, the sentence is written using the passive voice. It means that because their bowler was injured, it was much harder for the team to succeed. "massive" means very, very big. Ace: If you describe someone such as a sports player as an ace/ace, you mean that they are very good at what they do. To be ruled out: to be excluded, eliminated Following: In this sentence, "following an injury" means "after an injury". A setback: a difficulty or disappointment, something which slows down progress I hope that helps!
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    April 16, 2022
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    Hi! Your paragraph was really good, but I would suggest a few changes: "I know everyone has their own tastes and preferences, but that doesn’t mean I can’t criticise or that I’m bound to agree. This "mixed (sugarcane+lemon) and strange kind of juice" still makes me sick to my stomach! I wonder how Rajshahi people consume it without throwing up!" Disgusts me to my core sounds a little bit unnatural, but to keep the same meaning you could say "makes me sick to my stomach." "Makes me sick to my core" also exists, but I associate that more with a topic that provokes a deep emotional response i.e. social injustice, domestic abuse etc. Please let me know if you have any other questions about the changes I've made. I hope that helps!
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    April 15, 2022
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    Number one isn't grammatically correct, because we need to change the order of the verb 'be' to create the correct question form. Please see the examples below: Positive: I am receiving these messages. Negative: I am not receiving these messages. Question: (Why) Am I receiving these messages? I hope that helps!
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    April 15, 2022
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    Great use of the passive voice! Just a few points: -I would say "The movie theater was closed last Monday". We need to use the past simple because Monday is a finished/ concrete period of time in the past. -I would also write, "The nearby road". -Have you ever 'flown' in a balloon? (fly, flew, flown) -For "Why didn't you come to class to class today?", you could say, "are you sick?" (are you still sick now?) or "were you sick?" (at the time of the class) I hope that helps!
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    April 14, 2022
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