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Greetings! I'm a native English speaker from the US and certified TESOL instructor. I'm interested in learning Spanish, specifically Dominican Spanish but I'm open to other countries. I also want to relearn Arabic. I lived in Jordan in 2014 and haven't spoken Arabic since then. *Also* If there are any Spanish speakers interested in a free language lesson exchange(not just conversation), meaning I teach you English and you teach me Spanish, let me know!
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    If you don't know the response then "This car look familiar to you?" is correct. If the person you are asking stated that the car looks familiar and you are asking because you want to clarify then "This car looks familiar to you?" is correct. Both are correct but the meanings are different. "I don’t suppose you could upload a list of those locations to my PDA, could you?" sounds like you are politely asking for a favor. "I suppose you couldn't upload a list of those locations to my PDA, could you?" Sounds like you are saying the person tried to upload the list but for some reason they couldn't.
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    June 25, 2017
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