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Cosas que me interesan y que me gustan: Libros Viajes Ciencia El aire libre Música Aprender del mundo y universo Historia Y, por supuesto, aprender y comunicarse en lenguas extranjeras Ich mag: Bücher Reisen im Freien Musik Lernen von die Welt Und, natürlich, lernen und sprechen auf andere Sprachen.
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    I would say yes. Definitely use Netflix. I love Netflix.

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    July 25, 2014
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    Trata a leer "Rebeldes de Tejas." Mi profesora de español lo me introduzcó, y me enamoré immediamente. Hay otros libros por la misma compañía, y "Rebeldes" es mi favorito, pero "Rival" y "Vida y muerte" son muy buenos también.

    http://tprstorytelling.com/products-page/featured-novels/rebeldes-de-tejas/

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    July 25, 2014
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    Trata leer "Los Rebeldes de Tejas." Mi profesora de español lo me introduzcó, y me enamoré immediamente. Hay otros libros por la misma compañía, pero "Rebeldes" es mi favorito.

    http://tprstorytelling.com/products-page/featured-novels/rebeldes-de-tejas/

    "Rival" es mi segundo favorito.

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    July 25, 2014
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    First of all: If you're in a formal situation, don't use it. It's pretty terrible grammar. It basically means am not, are not, is not, etc.
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    July 24, 2014
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    I would say, "Thanks. That's why it's my job."
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    July 24, 2014
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    This is a good question. Many natives don't even know the difference! Effect is a noun; affect is a verb. Effect of tax deductions on contract employees is correct.
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    July 24, 2014
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    Yo me detesto a las preposiciones y el subjunctivo, pero no me para de ser encantado por la idioma.

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    July 24, 2014
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    Heavy rain

    Hi, there. There is a heavy rain outside. It's so wet.
    I don't like rainy days because I can't wear pretty clothes, high heels, and I can't make a nice hair style.
    When I approached company in the morning, I'm sweaty.
    It's terrible.
    I want to finish this rainy day soon!

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    July 24, 2014
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    As said by neoflight, it's a question of degree, but I wouldn't say "crying" is hysterical. I'd say that "crying" is more of a middle stage; a bridge between shedding tears and weeping. Another good word for "to cry" is "to bawl." It's like crying, but it's noisier.
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    July 24, 2014
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