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Hola! Soy Brittney y me encanta el espanol. Quiero apender lo mas posible, y tambien quiero ensenar el ingles. Escribame si quieres tener un intercambio de idiomas:)
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    These scissors are not very sharp. Even though it is only one item, it is still plural. Hope this helps! :)
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    January 28, 2014
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    People from America and England both speak English, but they have different accents so they sound a little different. There are also some words that are used in England, but not in America and words that are used in America and not in England.
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    January 17, 2014
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    I too laughed at this;) I have never heard it before. You also could have meant "cheese!", which is said right when someone is taking a picture.
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    January 17, 2014
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    Yes, these are both ok-and they mean the same thing.
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    January 17, 2014
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    Yes, both of these sentences are ok:)
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    January 17, 2014
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    Here's a bag of gold coins to 'tide you over.' This is an expression that means to help with something until the bad situation passes. For example, if you're hungry, you can have a snack to tide you over until you have dinner. Or if you are poor, like in the movie, someone may give you money to tide you over until you get paid next week. I hope this makes sense! This is a tricky one to describe;)
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    January 17, 2014
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