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    Hola! Estoy aqui para escribir sobre un pais en America del Sur. Argentina es el segundo mas grande pais del continente. La populación es casi trenta y seis millónes personas. Hay libertad de religiosa en este pais. El peso es la moneda oficial. Se encuenta dentre del pais de Chile y el océano atlantico. Me fascinaría a conocer este pais.
    July 6, 2015
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    Entonces, digo: Fumé cuando era joven, pero nunca lo haré. ¿No? Gracias, ha me ayudado.
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    June 7, 2014
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    If you have done something once, you may as well have done it a dozen times.
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    June 3, 2014
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    June 3, 2014
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    Un día lento... Hoy, no fui a trabajo por que fui el fin de semana. No hice mucho... ¡Pero todavía estoy cansado! Solamente fui al banco y cobré un cheque. Fue muy ocupado y ruidoso allí. Después, corrí en un grande bosque. Hace calor en este área durante la primavera y el verano, y me gusta estar afuera. Estas cosas no son difícil, y no se porque tengo mucho sueño. ¿Tal vez, el sol nos haga cansado?
    June 3, 2014
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    A forecast shows what the weather will be within a week or so. A report shows what the weather was or currently is. A weather station can also report (verb) their forecast. Best.
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    June 2, 2014
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    Why did he go so mad? This is technically correct, but not quite natural. "To go mad" in English usually refers to losing sanity or abusing power (Example: Our supervisor has gone mad). It is almost always used in the perfect (have you gone mad?, he has gone mad) or gerund (he's going mad). If you are talking about emotions, the most natural expression is probably "Why was he so mad?" Why did he become so angry? This is also correct, but sounds a little formal. The fact that he actually became angry might be implied. During a quick, informal conversation you may hear "Why was he so angry?"
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    June 2, 2014
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    he usado o usé ¿Que es lo mejor frase? Nunca fumé. Nunca he fumado.
    May 28, 2014
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    There is a very subtle difference. Tomorrow has yet to come: more emphasis on the present moment, as if saying "We should focus on our current situation, rather than worry about tomorrow." Tomorrow is still to come: suggests hope in the future, such as "Even if you have failed today, there is still tomorrow."
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    May 27, 2014
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    Unless there is a specific reason that he needs to know that you're using your brother's laptop, I would not include it. "I would like to make a negotiation through Skype. I am looking forward to your response."
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    May 26, 2014
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