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I'm from the state of Michigan (US). I love learning and teaching languages, traveling, music, sports and cooking. I hope to learn more about cultures from around the world.
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Milton Ralph B
Spanish
Dec 1, 2018
Fue un placer conocerte y hablar de diferentes temas. Excelente Español! Te felicito y te veo luego.
Thaddeus
English
May 31, 2018
Safe travels and happy learning! I hope that things continue to sink in. I know that I have seen your intuition grow during our projects.
Thaddeus
English
May 30, 2018
CSS tweaking is a time consuming process, but I will try to highlight some specific patterns that may help prevent display issues across devices.
Thaddeus
English
May 29, 2018
Learning web development never ends - it is an infinite loop of encountering errors and trying to fix them. If you can accept that problems are normal and to be expected, I think it will help you immensely going forward. Learning to program is actually learning to break down problems and where to find helpful information.
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  • Answered
    That sentence is fine. It is a correct way to say it. A common way to say the same thing would be, "The lake is so beautiful that I can't take my eyes off it."
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    March 6, 2019
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    Five bussiness sentences

    Hello everyone, I wrote these sentences below just to practice a few new words that I learned.
    Please let me know If I'm using them correctly! Thank you.

    1 - They weren't made aware that their flight was delayed;

    To use 'of,' it would need to be: "They weren't made aware of the delay."


    2 - He boasted about being a well-connected businessman;

    3 - While the case was dragging on in court, he probed for evidence for the second time;

    'evedence' is uncountable, like popcorn or milk or stuff. Plural is 'pieces of evidence,' or simply 'all the evidence.'

    3 - I don't know whether he'll win the case;

    4 - I was told he won the match on the back of bribing the judges;
    The expression 'on the back of' doesn't make sense here. You could say "I was wold he won the math by bribing the judges."


    5 - The scheme is likely to end if his aide rises to power.

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    February 18, 2019
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  • Answered
    Yes, that is correct. For example: "How was your time in Ireland? Did you practice your English? Is there accent hard to understand?"
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    August 29, 2018
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    Learning Article : 5 Things To Remember As You Improve Your English

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    How do you keep motivated to learn? Do you have fun learning it outside of class? Here are some reminders for you as you learn and practice your English!

    July 30, 2018
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    5 Things To Remember As You Improve Your English
    How do you keep motivated to learn? Do you have fun learning it outside of class? Here are some reminders for you as you learn and practice your English!
    July 25, 2018
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    Thanks for sharing your experience, Mohamed. It's normal for people to feel discouraged, and I would say that's mostly because learning a new language takes a very long time. Something that helps me a lot is to ask myself "Have I made progress in the last month?" or "How do my abilities now compare to a year ago?" Doing this helps me to look at the 'big picture,' and gives me the satisfaction of having improved, even if only a little.
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    June 24, 2018
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    Learning Article: 5 Tips To Improve Your English

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    Improving your English in 2019 has never been easier. Incorporate these five tips into your studies and you'll improve your English easily, efficiently, and most importantly enjoyably.

    June 15, 2018
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    5 Tips To Improve Your English
    Improving your English in 2019 has never been easier. Incorporate these five tips into your studies and you'll improve your English easily, efficiently, and most importantly enjoyably.
    June 8, 2018
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  • Answered
    Seria igual que la diferencia entre "executive" and "boss" en inglés.
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    April 16, 2018
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  • Answered
    Hi Bambang, both sentences are correct. In this context there is no difference. It would be better to look at another example to see the difference between the two. Question: Do you go to the store? Answer: Of course. I go to the store when I need to buy something. Question: Are you going to the store? (right now) Answer: Yes, I am on my way to the store now. OR - No, I don't have time to go to the store today. The two tenses you are asking about are the present simple and the present continuous. If you search for "the difference between the present perfect and the present continuous" you will find lots of lessons and explanations.
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    April 9, 2018
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