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Hello! I love different cultures and learning about them and the first place to start would be to learn another language. I am a college student; I'm not a certified teacher by any means but I am fluent in English (obviously, since it's my one and only language) and I would love to help anyone learn American English. I'm hoping to learn many different languages but I'm staring with Spanish. I took some classes but retained very little. I'm hoping to find a friend willing to help and perhaps when I gather some money, hire a tutor to deepen my fluency... and TRAVEL!!! <3
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    That's a really good question! #2 would be the closest to correct. "Since" implies the past tense. So unless you have another past participle "worked" would be correct. For example: "Since 2012, I have been working towards my college degree." (been being the past participle) This phrase also implies that you are still doing the action.
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    The biggest problem would probably be the different expressions and slang. Otherwise, like the earlier replies state, the accent takes some getting used to.
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    July 11, 2014
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