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I'm Wendy, I'm 20 years old and Mexican-American. I'm a student and would love to learn Japanese and Chinese. I'd love to help you learn English! ´ ▽ ` )ﾉ
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  • Answered
    Shakespeare's poetry is very open to the reader's interpretation. In my opinion, since summer is the warmest season, he is comparing the woman's beauty to the warmth and joy of summer. The days are longer, the flowers are fully in bloom and many fruit is ripe, etcetera. There are many who believe summer is the best season.
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    March 19, 2014
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    Introductions #5 Saludos a todos! Mi nombre es Wendy, tengo 20 años y voy a la universidad. Me encanta el cine, tiendas, y la lectura. Tengo cinco hermanas! Se les llama Dulce, Delaila, Luna y Sophia. Mi papa se llama Eduardo, y el nació en un pueblo de Michoacán. Mi mama se llama Hilda, y ella nació en Jalisco. Espero poder visitar ambos estados de mis padres. Mi madre me enseñó español cuando era joven, y me olvidé de un montón de él cuando entré en la escuela primaria. Me encantaría hablar perfectamente, y que pueda impresionar a mi familia. También creo que es un lenguaje de negocios muy importante, porque ya muchas personas en los Estados Unidos lo habla. Mi acento es muy bueno, pero mi escritura y la gramática son malos. Espero que usted me puede ayudar. Hasta luego!
    March 18, 2014
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  • Answered
    For means purpose, belong and so on. "For me" is directed at something that belongs or is dedicated to you. "These chocolates are for me." To means toward a place, person or thing. "To me" is representing that someone/something is giving that object to you. "My father sent these chocolates to me."
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    March 11, 2014
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    Las dos son correctas, y los dos utilizan el pretérito. They are both correct phrases!
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    March 11, 2014
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    A "crap shoot" is slang for an indeterminable outcome. A gamble, because you could win or lose. It could be bad or good. I assume this man wants to guess the sex of the baby, but isn't sure what the gender could be. If he is right, it's good, and no harm will be done. If he is wrong, he might offend someone, and that is a bad outcome.
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    March 10, 2014
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    I used use to think in about my dream house time ago. I spent a lot of time thinking about it in the past. I used to imagine how big it would be or comfortable it would be. One day I knew learned about "Earthship" and everything had made sense to me. This These contructions are made by from adobe and recycled materials. This houses has a water and solar natural powered systems. In fact, The most important part of the house is the huge garden, where you can grow your own vegetables and fruit trees. 

    Now, I think this would be like heaven, a peaceful and rewarding life with a small and warm house. Of course, pets also would be happier running and playing in nature.

     

    Very good! I have also heard of earthships. Very interesting!

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    March 10, 2014
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  • Posted
    Basic Entries #2 Bonjour mes amis! Je m'appelle Wendy et je suis vingt ans. Je suis l'aÎnè. J'ai quatre soeurs! Elles s'appellent Dulce, Delaila, Luna et Sophia. Je suis un étudiant à l'université et je travaille dans une pizzeria. Après travail, j'aime sortir avec mes amis, regarder films et faire du shopping. Mon film français préféré est Amélie. C'est fantastique, non? Au revoir!
    March 10, 2014
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  • Commented

    My specialty is desserts.

    I love baking cookies, cakes, muffins, anything sweet.

    I don't cook real meals yet, but maybe someday!

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    March 10, 2014
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  • Answered
    You use "which one" when you are referring to the singular. "Which one is your car?" - Singular. One car. You use "which ones" when you are referring to the plural. "I heard you bought some shoes. Which ones?" Plural. A pair of shoes. More than one.
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    March 10, 2014
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    When the hunter says they "had better be up to the job", he means he sincerely hopes the lumberjacks are ready for their tasks or duties. It seems the hunter is upset about all the deforestation, so the least the lumberjacks could do is be preform their job. This is correct English. It makes perfect sense, too, but I can see where it might be confusing! :) I'm not aware of this game, so I'm unclear on what the lumberjack's job truly is, but it might be what you mentioned; making a plan to hunt game.
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    March 10, 2014
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