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Hello everyone, my name is Leon and I am from the UK. I would like to improve my Spanish by meeting some nice people to learn from & communicate with. I also hope to help others who want to learn English Hola a todos, mi nombre es León y yo soy de Reino Unido. Me gustaría mejorar mi español mediante el cumplimiento de algunas buenas personas para aprender de y comunicarse. También espero poder ayudar a otros que quieren aprender Inglés
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    I think you almost said it yourself. Excessive!
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    November 19, 2014
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    The 2 are interchangeable but there are subtle differences in meaning depending on the sentences in which they are used & the context.
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    November 1, 2014
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    Yes, both are fine.
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    October 31, 2014
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    August 31, 2014
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    You should try to be more specific. Have you tried Duolingo?
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    August 29, 2014
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    There is only one difference in meaning between the two: In the first: "He give the boy a book", you are talking about any book as you have used "a", an indefinite article. In the second: "He give the book to the boy", you are referring to a particular book as you have used "the", a definite article. I should also mention that in English for the present tense you would say: He "gives", not He "give". If you were talking in the past tense you would say: He "gave"
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    August 29, 2014
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    The word is "that" - in "that" case.
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    August 29, 2014
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    Yes either are perfectly acceptable
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    August 13, 2014
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    There is no real difference between these 2 statements.
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    July 4, 2014
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    There are many uses & it can be quite technical to explain so you need to be more specific but here are a couple of examples: Look at 'that' dog over there.(to identify something) I want a dog 'that' doesn't bark.(to restrict)
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    June 9, 2014
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