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user45846
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Jan 20, 2017
The accent of Monica was really clear and I understood everything of what she was saying. I also sent to her some guide of conversation and places for travel. I hope your trip be good.
Emilio
Spanish
Jul 3, 2014
Thanks a lot Mónica! Your Spanish is incredible and I'm sure It'll be better very early. ¡Hasta la vista!
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  • Answered
    These three words are all extraordinarily different in meaning, so it would be best to look them up in a dictionary first to see if you can understand what the meanings are. Regardless, here is a quick definition of these words: general - can mean "on average". As an adjective and adverb, it is used to describe behavior that is demonstrated by a majority. When used as a noun, it refers to someone who is in the military. rife - "filled with", "abundant" prevailing - "ongoing", "persisting"
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    July 6, 2014
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    I agree with Christian - at least in the United States, I rarely hear the word denizen used, and if it is used, it will be in articles or scholarly writings. I don't think many people use it colloquially.
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    July 6, 2014
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  • Answered
    In my opinion, all three of these uses are relatively similar - they all relate to money. So, you can think of them as a payment or fee. However, given the contexts of your three examples, here is what I have to say: 1 & 3 are perhaps virtually the same, as in both will be a one-time charge. 2 would be synonymous with "admission fee" Where "charge" may get confusing is when you look at "charging" your electronic devices - in this case, "charge" is related to conducting electricity!
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    July 6, 2014
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  • Posted
    Mi primera sesión de español Anoche, tuve mi primera sesión de español. No había hablando español con una otra persona por seis meses, así que tenía mucho miedo! Sin embargo, cuando estábamos hablando, me di cuenta de puedo hablar español sin muchos problemas pero no puedo entenderlo! Qué pena! y tan frustrante! Necesito practicar oyendo! Preguntas: Cómo se dice "not badly" - par ejemplo, "Esta película es [not bad]" Cómo se dice "so..." - como "so..." en inglés y "alors" en francés
    July 4, 2014
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    July 3, 2014
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  • Corrected

    One additional point: it is "he always findS", not "he always find"

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    July 3, 2014
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  • Corrected

    Tacking on additional corrections from Kate:

     

    An email ( please help me!)
    Hello,
    I am glad to receive your reply. I am honored to be invited to visit your company; however, I'm (better to say "I am" instead of the contraction because the contraction is more colloquial and less formal) still in Tokyo. I'll (or "I will") be back in China the 14th of July (or say "July 14" instead of "the 14th of July", either works). I'd (or "I would") like to ask you if it's (or "it is") possible to delay the appointments until the 15th of July (or say "July 15" instead of "the 145h of July", either works)?

    Best regards!

    PS
    I have attached my personal information

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    July 3, 2014
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  • Corrected

    please help me to correct my pharagraph!!!!

    Today, fast food and street food are popular all over the world in general and Vietnam in particular. however, according to my finding, there is very rare little street food in Ha Tinh.

    According to people here, using eating street food will be is very harmful for to your health, because of dust, car fumes, dirt and many reasons related to food safety foodst
    people here are often used eat food in restaurants or homemade food.

    Different from Ha Tinh, one of the features of Hue is street food. Better to say: "In Hue, one of the features that is different from Ha Tinh is street food."

    Hue is estimated as to be 1 in of 3 provinces having that has diverse, rich and delicious street food in Vietnam. you can easily find street food in any street in Hue. street food is usually fish soup, beef noodles, sticky rice, tea, rice cakes...

    food can be sold in place shops?, with the tiny, knee-high colorful tables and knee high, and chair is tiny and low chairs like those of primary school children's.

    Or maybe you have to eat without seats because they are vendors.
    According to people here, street foods are nutritious, delicious and cheap.

    In addition, you can eat fast or carry away if you like.

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    July 2, 2014
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  • Corrected

    Am I an animal ?

    "you're an animal" I heard that somebody tells me.

    "what's the difference between humans and animals ?" that was my question.

    "animals don't control or hide their natural feelings" that was the answer.

    "what's the difference between robots and humans ?" I questioned asked once again.

    "robots don't have any feelings" I was given this answer. "what you said may be correct" I said after a while.

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    July 2, 2014
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  • Commented

    Hola, soy Monica. Quisiera juntar esta grupo porque quiero practicar mi espanñol! Dónde estamos en este libro?

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    July 1, 2014
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