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Since the age of 7 I have lived in Spain. I am originally British and speak English with my Parents. I have Cambridge University diplomas in English at levels PET, FCE, FCE Advanced & CAE. I speak fluent Spanish so am ready to explain and help anyone that is keen to learn. I work within the Hotel industry so languages are a priority for me. I am currently studying a German A level course and am finding it a little daunting on my own, if anyone is prepared to help me with it, that'd be a great help!
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    The three phrases are just different ways of saying the same things, just some are more formal than others. I have to go - Casual but much more formal than I gotta go. I need to go - Same as above I gotta go - something I would say to my friends on chat or if I meet them in the street and need to leave quickly. Corrections to your question: "I have to go" vs "I need to go" vs "I gotta go". Do these three sentences have the same meaning? I usually watch some series and it´s very common to hear: "I gotta go". However, I think that these three expressions have the same meaning. Is that true or not? Ps.: I would be glad if you guys also could help me by correcting my mistakes in my question. Thanks in advance. PS. Your english is great!
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    April 14, 2016
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    The "so" is being used to exaggerate how much whoever he is singing about isn't his baby (as in his girl). You're so not my baby : You're really not mine
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    April 14, 2016
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    Apart from having a different accent, some words that are the same are spelt differently for example: Colour (British) is spelt Color (USA) Urbanisation (British) Urbanization (USA)
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    May 29, 2015
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    Stiffening in this sentence means that the ISF are growing stronger. Stiffen is basically something that is hard, so when a group "stiffens" it means it can't be broken etc.
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    May 28, 2015
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    Does anybody know and simple German songs? I need some simple songs in German that I can listen to. Preferably without any "young" language in it such as abbreviations etc. Thanks!
    May 25, 2015
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