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September 2020. Actively looking for a French conversation partner or exchange. L'anglais et l'espagnol sont mes deux langues familières. Chuis d'accord pour faire des erreurs, et je fonctionne mieux avec la correction une fois la réflexion terminée ... par exemple. "Ahhh okay, alors quand on dit XYZ, on dirait ABC a la place....." C'est comme ça que j'apprends, personnellement, t'sais
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    Hey Shiva, I don't come on here often, but I am a native English speaker. I'm from the Hawaiian Islands, I lived in California, on the U.S. West Coast... I used to live in Arizona and Texas, and now I live on the East Coast. 1) Is there a native speaker (that can help) improve my English. a. use the adjective 'a' versus the pronoun 'anybody' b. that can help improve... versus skipping to the preposition 'to'. Is there a speaker that can help to improve my English --or-- Is there a speaker that can help improve my English. 2) ... five months. I have not found anyone *anyone = Anyone works best because you are looking for someone (one). You can also say somebody, but if you're going to use 'any', I would suggest 'anyone' as the best option for a pronoun. *period. There should be a period after months. In formal writing you could spell out the number 5, but it's not obligatory. *note: formal writing (i.e. newspapers) 3) Please, comma is needed after Please (in writing). In speaking, there would be, or might be a slight pause. Please, someone help me! Maybe I can help if you mean you are looking for someone who speaks native U.S. American English. I might know the British English equivalents in some cases, but my English is American U.S., by birth. As you know there are varieties and neither is incorrect... just different. Hope everything works out. Aloha ~Duke
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    January 10, 2016
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    Gracias por el articulo Carlos, eh. Que está bien escrito con capítulos y ejemplos. Espero que leeré más en el futuro ???? <--- ves lo que hice.

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    January 10, 2016
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    Just a few helpful tips based on what you wrote:

     

    1) How can I speak English correctly

    a. verb before the pronoun sounds more correct---- (verb) can (pronoun) I 

    b. correctly.

    Sometimes we use right as a confirmation and a question word. Example: You understand me, right? Today, the metro is not running on the green line, right? You picked up the tickets to the movie, right? You saw what that kid just did, right?

    However, to do something---most often----you are doing it correctly or incorrectly. You get what I'm saying, right?

     

    2) I'm a beginner

    a. a = Needs the adjective to describe what type of (indefinite) beginner you are.

     

    3) If you can connect with me.

    If you can help, please connect with me.

    or.... (colloquial=) Connect with me if you can help.

     

    I hope these tips quicken the learning process for you. Hugs.

     

    Aloha,

    Duke

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    January 10, 2016
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    correcto? tu acento y tus errores en mi idioma hacen mi corazón pesa pesado In English we might say: your accent and your errors in my language make my heart heavy (they move my soul). pero.... en español... cómo ves? esta feo— "tu acento y tus errores en mi idioma hacen mi corazón pesa pesado" (mueven mi alma) igualito: 1. tu vs. su? mejor TU, verdad (es una "amor amiga") 2. idioma vs. lenguaje? 3. hacen o hacen que? 4. me hacen? (reflexivo) o esta bien así? 5. pesa pesado
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    March 27, 2015
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    correcto? tu acento y tus errores en mi idioma hacen mi corazón pesa pesado Gramática y Coloquialismo: poéticamente estoy tratando decir este abajo en Español... creo que es correcto, o..... que le parece? hay otra manera para decir esto más elocuente. Ya tu sabes porque *guiño. jejejeje tal vez mejor pregunta---si eres mujer---es cómo le gustaría interpretar esto o sea, hay una manera mejor que suena como música a tus oídos Estoy respondiendo a una carta de mi reina española... que ella me escribió. Mi lengua materna es Inglés. -------tu acento y tus errores en mi idioma hacen mi corazón pesa pesado--- 1. tu vs. su? 2. idioma vs. lenguaje? 3. hacen o hacen que? 4. me hacen? (reflexivo) o esta bien así? 5. pesa pesado --- para mi tiene un ritmo, o sea, no quiero decir solo pesa mucho <poeticamente hablando> gracias por sus correcciones --- bardo de amor
    March 27, 2015
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    Grammar: Me dieron una multa por ir a exceso de velocidad. ¡Hola! Ojalá que todo estés bien Me dieron una multa por ir a exceso de velocidad. Pregunta: Por qué POR y no PARA (para ir)? ¿y me puede explicar con ejemplos para que puedo entenderlo? una nota: jejeje. sólo un ejemplo. YO conduzco como un bisabuelo. Gracias.
    November 18, 2013
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    Across from (you): It's a metaphor for the person next to you. It's a metaphor for the person in the same physical room as you are. It can be a metaphor for the person who is in a similar situation as you are. The sentence is passive because of the gerunds (ing) position to achieve your own objectives = could be written as = position to begin achieving your own objectives so that it is parallel with the rest of the sentence.
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    November 18, 2013
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    From a Health Policy or clinical perspective we often say: 1. He was given a regimen of antibiotics 2. She was started on a regimen of antibiotics 3. He was started on antibiotics 4. Antibiotics were administered as a therapy for _____ (the patient) 1. clinical 2. clinical 3. colloquial 4. academic
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    November 18, 2013
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    I believe that not all people are born leaders, but anybody can(could) become a leader. Certainly, it is very important to have motivation. We can inherit intellectual, emotional, or even physical qualities, which can help us to become a leader, but it's impossible to be born as a real leader, initially . People become leaders step-by-step. Today there are some training courses that help people to develop their leadership skills and gain neсessary knowledge​, but the most important thing is persistence and desire to change yourself; so that men can become leaders more quickly. We/One could suggest that it is easier to become a leader for people who are confident, clever, sociable, and purposeful. Corrections *anybody (vs. everybody -- in context) *can (vs. cam) *comma after Certainly *comma before "which can help..." *comma before initially (although, that is a long sentence) *courses that *gain necessary knowledge (vs. get some...) *Only sounds awkward, so I would delete to sound more natural *more quickly --- it's not wrong, but the word quicker would sound okay, also *We could suggest or One can suggest. Choose (vs. I can say) * for people (remove the comma) *I would add an "Oxford comma" to the series of adjectives
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    November 18, 2013
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    How do you write "Help The Philippine People" in the polite imperative grammar form? I'm trying to make sure this phrase is written correctly in Tagalog: My attempts: * Tulong ang Philippine mga Tao * Tulong sa Philippine mga Tao What is the correct way to write----Help the Philippine people---- written as a -polite imperative- Thanks if you can help
    November 18, 2013
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