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La Profe Karen
Spanish
Jul 4, 2016
Muy bien practicamos un poco de conversación
Eliane Chalmeres
Portuguese
Aug 28, 2014
Que pena que a conexão estava ruim, mas pelo menos cosegui identificar o que devemos focar nas próximas aulas. Você tem um bom vocabulário e conhecimento gramatical. Com a prática, vamos evoluindo na compreensão auditiva e pronúncia. O feedback completo lhe enviarei por mensagem. Bom estudo, Dean!
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    In America mosquitoes do not kiss they bite. Besides a kiss being a kiss some people will use the phrase "sun kiss". This referes to your skin getting a little red but not burnt after being in the sun for a while. These would be native sentences. You've got to get used to mosquito bites. You've got to get used to being bitten by mosquitoes. I have to start caring for my skin. I have got to start caring for my skin.
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    July 3, 2016
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    This is tricky as the word recycle is normally used to reference waste management. It is also used like the word repeat. "The dull comedian recycles his material night after night." Maybe just say cycle 2 or the final cycle of the experiment?
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    July 2, 2016
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    The above are all good explanations. It's a silly phrase but common in America. Do not try to think of it literally. It can almost always be dropped entirely from a sentence and the sentence will make sense. "By the way, you should leave early for the airport because I heard there is bad traffic." You should leave early for the airport because I heard there is bad traffic. By the way can soften or make the rest of the sentence more friendly or it can be used in a negative way. It's all about the tone and way it's said. It will not often appear in email/news but will appear in literature.
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    July 2, 2016
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    Both are good. At the moment they are going to swim is more common than At the moment they are going for a swim.
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    July 1, 2016
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    The above is correct. You could say "this mistake might end up with me getting fired".
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    June 30, 2016
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    He felt his throat constrict. It has implications of narrowing. Restrict is very similar but broader. The bank restricts access to the vault. Spew has negative connation. He is spewing bullshit. Erupt is used with volcanic activity or a surge. The player erupted to lead his team with 3 goals.
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    June 30, 2016
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