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I am a student from New Jersey studying at Rutgers University majoring in American Studies. I am working towards a career in the film industry. I am interested in teaching English to anyone who wants to learn! Currently I am not currently learning a language but i have some experience speaking Portuguese. The next language I want to learn is Spanish. I am looking to teach and make friends with people around the world. Come say hi!
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    "Vintage" is used to reference to material things that are old or past its prime which still holds value and/or style, usually when speaking of clothing, music, and cars. For example: "I bought a vintage Beatles t-shirt at the thrift store for five dollars." Or "My grandmother has a vintage couch from the 1950s." It is a noun but is not used to reference people or places. For example, "Rome is a vintage city," is incorrect.
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    July 8, 2014
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