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Hey, I'm Sam! I am looking for a language partner exchange for English/Spanish.(Skype preferred) Hola, mi nombre es Sam. Estoy buscando un compañero de idiomas para intercambio de inglés y español.
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Léa
French
Nov 19, 2014
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Léa
French
Oct 25, 2014
on commence bien !
Gladys
French
Aug 11, 2014
Enchantée de te connaitre et contente de t'aider dans ton projet! À lundi!
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    Working on an airplane!

    Hello! My name is Dunia, I’m 22 years old,  and I’m from Spain!
    I’m sending this cover letter because I want to apply for the cabin crew job you're offering.
    I have never worked on a plane before, let alone thought about becoming a member of cabin crew.

    I started to get interested in cabin crew work after I traveled. I went to Malaysia and whilst there I noticed how awesome it would be to work on a plane! I love traveling so much. I would like to travel forever. I’m a graphic designer and at the moment I work in an office. I love my job, I like the place where I work, but I don’t see myself working in an office all my life. My company is next to the airport, so I always hear planes landing, and I always ask myself “Where did that plane come from?”. Then I start to think that maybe my job is in the sky and not on land. I checked the requirements and I think I fulfil all of them!

    I hope you will give me the opportunity to be part of XXX Airlanes family!

    Thank you very much!


    Good! I have been picky in places and made it sound more natural. Watch your tenses! :)

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    May 27, 2018
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    Practice: tense - Getting back to study after a trip.

    It has been a while since a wrote a notebook entry here, and the reason for that is that as *I went on a trip to Mexico on a short vacation ( Highly recomend,** by the way =)).
    The thing is, it is kind of hard to get back to study*** after you come home. I guess the best thing to do it's  is to start studying a little bit every day, with no rush, until you get back on in your usual study rhythm again, and I have been doing that this week and so far, so good!
    I always had the hardest time learning the tenses in English. I don't know why, but I cound't understand how it worked and it gets complicated when I try to write something or text someone, but I think I'll pull it off. Hopefully, with some (a lot!) of time and practice, I will be able to write articles without the need for a reviewer so often, that's my goal!

    * nothing incorrect here, but it's a little awkward ;)

    ** recommend it

    *** a native speaker would say "get back into studying"

    This is fantastic! Good use of idioms with only very minor mistakes. Just a little bit of corrections with prepositions - in English we get in to the rhythm, and we say either "highly recommended" or, "Highly recommend it." (both are fairly informal).





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    January 19, 2018
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    January 19, 2018
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    Fi3M Language Challenge - Day 1 Oi! Tudo bem? Chamo-me Sam, e venho de Inglaterra. Atualmente, estou aprendendo português e eu gosto disso. Estou aprendendo portugues para a minha viagem ao Brasil no próximo ano. Já falo francês, mas aprender espanhol e português é o meu objetivo. Prazer em conhecê-los! Até breve. Tenha um bom dia! Tchau!
    January 17, 2018
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    The history of THE formation and development of cinematography IN Kazakhstan 2. THE formation of the Polish army UNDER General Anders IN the USSR and its participation in the Second World War 3. Correct 4. Professional and socio-political activity of Kazakh specialists of administrative and social institutions IN North-West Kazakhstan, Ural and Volga region and Siberia in 1920 - the first half of 1950s Hope that helps! I would take "the first half of" out, doesn't sound right
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    October 31, 2017
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    We don't say "I am regret" we say "I regret" doing something. No preposition needed, present continuous verb for what you regret is though. Examples: I regret saying that. I regret doing such a thing.
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    October 31, 2017
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    *What did he see when he came to the office :)
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    October 31, 2017
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    also, * what does will mean here? ;)
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    October 30, 2017
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    A person's will is their ability to choose to do as they please. It's commonly known as free will. See here: https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/free-will
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    October 30, 2017
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    "My pleasure" is used after someone says thank you. "Thanks!" - "My pleasure!" Herman is correct. In less formal situations, you would just say "you too!" In formal, you would say "and you" or "A pleasure to meet you, too."
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    October 30, 2017
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