Hi Mayra! Fantastic job today in class! I know our lesson was a bit grammar heavy working on the concepts of the perfect present tense. I think you did a great job. I think with that base knowledge, you will find that we use the perfect present all the time in English! Perfect tenses are quite common, example ''How have you been?" ''What have you been doing?" ''Have you eaten today?" "Where have you gone?" So many perfect tense questions! -Lynn

Hi Mayra! I am so glad I got to meet you today! You have have such an incredible life story. Please check your messages for a link to online lessons for homework and extra practice :)

Mayra, it was great to talk with you. I hope you will continue the lessons.

Hi, Mayra! Here are my notes from our last lesson: 1. Pronunciation: cement, anxiety, think, long shot, far-fetched 2. Vocabulary: to rip up, to sand, clumsy, similarity 3. Grammar: A. Prepositions -open the ceiling to pass the cable (not "for") -different from (not "to") B. Double negatives Remember that in Spanish you say "no sé nada" but in English it's more correct to say "I don't know anything." C. Present vs. past tense Let's keep working on this! Have a great weekend and I'll talk to you soon!!