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    I agree #2 is correct... #1 is wrong because the phrase "if I were..." is a conditional phrase, so a simple conditional 'verb phrase' is needed (I would travel). The alternative mentioned above is common, another alternative is If I were a millionaire, I would be traveling [around] the world. Hope this helps!!
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    May 9, 2014
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    They mean the same thing. I can do it...I am able to do it...they mean the same thing Using 'can' is just a lazy way to say 'to be able to'. However, the way you use them is different. I can.... I am able to... Can you...? Are you able to...? We can... We are able to Hope this helps!!
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    May 9, 2014
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    They all have the same general meaning (dull), just with different intensity...each causing a more or less dramatic statement. from less intense to most intense: uninteresting, tiresome, boring, humdrum, bromidic Doleful, however, means mournful.
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    May 9, 2014
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    For future reference, you can also utilize the 'notebook' section of italki...you might get a better response. Although, I believe you were given good answers here...it is another option and it give the 'editor' more options to showcase corrections :) Good job!!
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    May 9, 2014
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    You cannot eliminate "when you" from either sentence. Furthermore, these sentences are formed wrong as they are, they should read: If you work hard, the day will come when you will speak fluent English. OR If you work hard, the day will come when you will speak English fluently. Hope this helps!!
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    May 9, 2014
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    About me

    Hi guys,
    First of all, sorry for the mistakes.
    My name is Elisabeth. I live in the suburbs of Paris in the countryside. I like music, I need to listen to music every day...latino, zouk, soul, jazz, pop & classical. I like traveling, I've been to went in New-York, San Francisco, Hawaii, West Indies, & Thailand by watching series in VO. I appreciate to have so having some time in with family (have a walk, being in my garden...).I also have 2 beautiful cats (one Mainecoon and one Ragdool).
    I would like to discuss speak with native people in order to improve my English.

     

    Good job! Keep up the great work :)

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    May 6, 2014
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    May 6, 2014
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    Yes the first two examples you are speaking of the pictures position. In the last two examples you are speaking of a position inside the picture.
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    May 6, 2014
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    yes, you got it right...I think. haha! biggest load of tuh/toot...here in the states we say 'biggest load of crap/shit' when we feel someone is trying to trick us, con us, or just didn't do a good job and an important task. My guess is that this expression is of similar meaning. Hope this helps!!
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    May 6, 2014
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    The señora’s sympathy for record-keeping is noted with gratitude. Sympathy used in this text mean understanding and favorably, 'is noted' means to be recognized, 'with gratitude' means to be thankful for the aforementioned statement. So I could rewrite that sentence like this: The señora's understanding and preferences for record-keeping has been recognized, and I appreciate her preferences. I hope this helps!!
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    May 6, 2014
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