你可以！ I can see why you would think they are similar, even I think they are similar. However, another way to look at "describe a long journey that you had" is your goals. Your goals in life are a journey. :)

It's "I am a girl who likes..." Saying it with "like" sounds strange and aside from that, "I am a girl who likes" sounds like you are about to tell us what are the different things you like. Even if its not more than one thing that you like, saying "likes" is better than "like".

"You were able to" :)

Lo mas probable es que SI, te van a poner a leer libros en Ingles y sacarles resumen. Si no, como vas a aprender a leer y escribir el Ingles? Pero no te asustes, dudo que te den algo dificil de entender con la expectativa de que hagas un resumen perfecto... Aprender otra lengua es dificil, pero es divertido a la ves :)

You're welcome :)

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La segunda oracion esta correcta porque, pues..... Primero que nada, las oraciones hablan de que Ninguno de ellos tienen la menor idea de donde cierta persona se encuentra. Ok, las dos oraciones empiezan con "Neither of them", lo que puede ser reemplazado por "They" que se refiere a "Ellos". Ademas de eso, como mencione arriba, "ellos" no tienen idea de donde esta fulano. La idea principal aqui es que, no tienen Algo. Les falta ALGO. En Ingles se diria "They don't have.." (Ellos no tienen) O "They didn't have.." (Ellos no tenian). PERO EN ESTA OCASION VAMOS A ENFOCARNOS CON "They don't" Entonces si por las dos oraciones cambias "Neither of them" por "They don't", ahora son "They don't has any idea where you are" y "They don't have any idea where you are". En Español, las dos oraciones tienen sentido porque podemos cambiar las palabras y decir: "They don't has any idea where you are"= Ellos no tienen ninguna idea de donde estas "They don't have any idea where you are"= Ellos no tienen idea de donde se encuentra PERO EN INGLES, no tiene sentido la primera oracion porque es el equivalente a "Ellos no tener idea." En fin, la palabra "has" se usa cuando te refieres a otra persona, pero estrictamente aplica a "She" y "He" NO a "They" o "Them" Aqui estan unos ejemplos para terminar: She has a book = Ella tiene un libro He has a dog = El tiene un perro They has a book= Ellos tener un libro (suena mal, no?) Neither of them has a dog = Ninguno de ellos tener un perro.

Not really any difference, no :) The only thing is that, the words "to" and "on" help in determining where something is. For example, in your first sentence "Your wrist watch has fallen to the floor." it gives us a sense of direction, of Where the wrist watch is Going. Your second sentence "Your wrist watch has fallen on the floor." it lets us know Where the wrist watch Is at the present time :)