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    Please, correct my linking expressions

    The Problems of 21st-century Urban Living

    In cities everywhere, there is a growing concern about the effect of motor vehicles on the inhabitants' quality of life. Some people want to prohibit cars from urban areas, and to a great extent, I agree.

    Firstly, these vehicles poison the air with their exhaust fumes, contributing to the clouds of smog that hang over many cities, especially in sunny weather. Secondly, the sounds of engines and car horns destroy the peace in our neighbourhoods even at night.

    Thirdly, the huge amount of traffic nowadays makes cities less pleasant places to live in. For instance, crossing busy roads often takes ages. Moreover, they can be dangerous, especially for children and for old or disabled people as well.

    I believe that there are often alternatives to travelling by car, such as the tube, buses or trams. Also, if there were no cars, far more people would bicycle to work, or they could walk there in the fresh air.


    Urban areas without cars would be much better places to live in as long as other means of transport are available. Therefore, I believe our cities should become totally car-free.


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    April 30, 2018
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    Diary of my life in Canada September 25 (Food)

    I don't know why but I can't stop eating nowadays...
    I feel have been under a lot of stress maybe. lol

    After eating dinner, my friend and I went to an ice cream shop.
    Even though the weather was so cold today, we ate ice cream outside.
    Then, there are many  was a long line, so we also had to stand in line up for almost 15 minutes.
    But it was so tasty that I almost forgot about the cold. lol

    How can I stop eating?
    When I stay home, I was  am like eat, eat, and eat.
    Until I would start to feel bad, I would keep eating.
    Sometimes, I doubt wonder if I have an eating disorder.
    The more I think I shouldn't eat, the more I feel I want to eat.
    But I think I'm just not patient.
    So I ran for 20 minutes this morning. I know it was a short time, but I haven't run these days so I needed to warm up.
    I decided to run at least once a week for 30 minutes. I have actually done it before.
    So I can do it. It's for my health and to keep me from stop eating too much anymore!


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    September 25, 2016
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    El concepto de "have" He aquí unas oraciones ingleses que he traducido al español. El tema focal es el concepto "have" que se expresa en castellano en varias formas. El libro del que se extraen estas oraciones es antiguo, así que una expresión pueda ser no actualizada, es decir, no conforme al uso de hoy. ¡Te doy gracias por tu ayuda! A. This strap is good for nothing. I had it in my hand and it broke. B. Esta correa no vale la pena. La había tenido en la mano y se quebró. A. The trunks will have to be at the station at three o'clock. B. Los baúles habrán de estar en la estación a las tres. A. -- What dress are you going to wear on the train? -- The one that I have on. B. -- ¿Cuál vestido llevarás en el tren? -- El que tengo puesto. A. Have a new strap made when you return. B. Haga fabricar una correa nueva cuando regrese. A. We are to wait for them here. They have gone to look for the others. B. Tenemos que esperarles aquí. Han ido a buscar a los demás. A. The teacher had the pupil read the lesson aloud. B. La profesora hacía que la estudiante leyera la lección en voz alta. C. La profesora hacía leer la estudiante la lección en voz alta. A. You will have to go with us because we don't know the way. B. Tendrás que acompañarnos porque no conocemos el camino. A. She had on a pair of white gloves that I had given her. B. Tiene puesto un par de guantes blancos que le hube dado. A. I am to tell her that he has broken the whip that she had made for him for his birthday. B. He de contarla que él has roto el látigo el cual le había hecho para su cumpleaños. (Ya he mencionado que el libro es antiguo, ¿no?) A. I will have the letter written at once. B. Haré escribirse la carta en seguida.
    September 22, 2016
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    Ask, ask for, for Traducción al español. ¡Gracias! A. I shall ask them to come and see me in the country. B. Les convidaré a que me visiten en el campo. C. Les convidaré a visitarme en el campo. A. I promised my mother that I would ask you for some of your beautiful roses. B. Le prometí a mi madre que te pediría unas de tus rosas bonitas. C. Le prometí a mi madre que pediría a tí unas de tus rosas bonitas. A. Ask the children in they are hungry. B. Pregúntales a los niños si tienen hambre. (El siguiente me da dolor de cabeza) A. I will ask his mother to ask him for it. B. Le pediré a su madre que se lo pida a él. A. Shall we ask them to dinner for the day after tomorrow? B. ¿Les convidaremos a la cena para el pasado mañana? A. Will you wait for me while I look for it? B. ¿Quiere usted esperarme mientras lo busco? A. This is the book father bought for me in London. B. Este es el libro que papá me compró en londres. A. It is a beautiful book for the price. B. Para el precio, es un libro bonito. A. If it wasn't for the dust, we could see the horses. B. Si no fuera por el polvo, podríamos ver los caballos. A. Some friends have asked me to go to the theatre with them this evening. B. Algunos amigos me habían rogado que fuese al teatro con ellos esta noche. A. In Spanish, they call a typewriter a "machine for writing". B. En español, se nombra un "typewriter" una "máquina para escribir". A. They will sing for joy when they receive this news. B. Por júbilo cantarán cuando reciben esta noticia. ¡Gracias, de nuevo!
    September 21, 2016
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    To be Ejercicio de traducción: El concepto "to be" al español en sus varias formas. ¡Gracias! A. Don't be afraid of the dog. He will not bite you. B. No tengas miedo del perro. No te morderá. A. How wide is the river? B. ¿Qué anchura tiene el río? A. If you are hungry, why don't you eat? B. Si tienes hambre, ¿por qué no comes tú? A. Is it my fault that they are not here yet? (tener culpa) B. ¿Tengo la culpa si aquí no han asistido todavía? C. ¿Tengo la culpa si aquí todavía no están? A. It is too cold in this room. Close the door. B. Hace mucho frío en este cuarto. Cierra la puerta. A. The living room is longer than the dining room, but it is no so wide. B. La sala tiene más longitud que el comedor, pero no tiene tanta anchura. A. I don't feel like studying tonight. B. No tengo ganas de estudiar esta noche. A. I wasn't at school the day that the President visited it. B. No asistía a la escuela el día cuando el presidente le había visitado. C. No asistía a la escuela el día en que el presidente visitaba. A. I gave him the money although I knew that the thing wasn't worth it. B. Le di la plata aunque sabía que no valía nada. A. It is cool today. It was so warm yesterday. B. Hace fresco hoy. Ayer, hacía tanto calor. :)
    September 19, 2016
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    80 palabras al día - 02.09.2016 - Escribe un texto explicando tus sensaciones aprendiendo ....

    80 palabras al día - 02.09.2016 - Escribe un texto explicando tus sensaciones aprendiendo un nuevo idioma. ¿Cómo te sientes?

    Cuando empiezo a estudiar un nuevo idioma, normalmente me siento muy motivada y entusiasta. Por tanto, paso estoy mucho tiempo estudiando la lengua. Mis sentimientos cambian después depende según un poco de mi éxito: Si aprender la lengua resulta es muy difícil y no tengo no éxito, me siento muy defraudada; pero si aprendo mucho y veo que aprender una u otra ___?____ todos los dias, me siento muy contenta. Tanto Como estoy contenta, estudiar mucho no es un problema, pero si ya no tengo el mismo sentido luego , si no es y luego es muy importante recordar la razón por qué quiero hablar este idioma.


    I did what I could. :) Ojalá te ayude!


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    September 4, 2016
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  • Answered
    Es correct lo que ha explicado Eric. Quiero agregar el siguiente: la regla es poner los verbos auxiliares, do, could, can, etc a su opuesto, ej: 1. She DIDN'T dance with her ex-boyfriend, DID she? 2. You COULDN'T finish your homework, COULD you? 3. Your DO believe in ghost, DON'T you? Ojalá te haya ayudado!
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    September 3, 2016
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  • Corrected

    Itadakimasu

    Japanese people say "itadakimasu" before eating a meal and "gochisosama" after eating. These are almost similar to “let's eat” and “I'm finished” respectively but a little different from Itadakimasu to Let's eating,gochisosama to I'm finished. It is difficult to translate them in English. “Itadakimasu” means the thankful word “thank you for the food” (I'm about to receive) and “gochisosama” means “thanks for the delicious meal”.We certainly say “itadakimasu” and “gochisosama” when we have are with a group of people or our family. Are there the same words (expressions) in other countries?


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    September 1, 2016
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  • Corrected

    Are there any mistakes?

    These two policemen are in the car waiting there quietly if for anything that could help them for with the inquiry (investigation).
    After several hours of wait, two guys go come out of the building with at a quick pace.

    John thinks that he has ever seen one of the two guys before, but he is unable to remember where it was and or when (it was).

    John and his colleague decide to follow them.


    (it was) - can be omitted

    Good job!


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    August 31, 2016
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    はじめまして こんにちは。わたしは James です。でも、Jim とよんでください。しゅっしんは アメリカ です。すみません、にほんご を はなしません。よろしく おねがいします。
    August 2, 2016
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