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    In a jam What means "in a jam"? Thank you! : )
    July 6, 2016
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    FCE Test Hi everyone. I would like to do my FCE test, and I have some problems related with writing. Can you help me with some vocabulary and writing tips, or some good texts as well? I will appreciate your lovely help. ; )
    September 28, 2015
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    Concordo com o Rilker, não existe sotaque mais ou menos formal. Aprenda o que lhe agrada. De qualquer forma, você ainda terá o sotaque de seu país natal. Abraços!
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    September 28, 2015
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    Olá Barbara, como vai? Moro próxima a Jacutinga. Quais suas dúvidas? Abraços!
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    August 4, 2015
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    You can search https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=inimigos+da+hp or https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=thiaguinho Both are famous in Brazil
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    July 3, 2015
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    would like and feel like Diference between would like and feel like
    July 3, 2015
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    July 2, 2015
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    About Pilates: To learn English, I would like to talk about my routine. I believe in that way I will be able to use more words and improve my vocabulary skills. So I will talk about my new addiction: Pilates I started my Pilates classes few months ago and I am loving it. By the way, we can find a lot of in practice Pilates, like: • Improve blood circulation • Improve concentration • Improve posture • Strengthen muscles • Besides those benefits, I am practicing Pilates because it is really, really fun in the other hands is really tiresome. Here in Brazil, Pilates become a lot of famous exercise and a lot of people are practicing it.
    July 2, 2015
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    Hi Richard, how are you? The two forms more used to the word "ora" are as follows conjunction 1. However, despite this interjection 4. exclamation expressing doubt, scorn or disbelief (ora!); 5. Exclamation who is surprised or amazed
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    December 4, 2014
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    Olá Mitch, como vai? Uma ótima ideia entregar flores para brasileiras!!! Tente no Isabela Flores, eles são ótimos e entregam para todo o Brasil. http://www.isabelaflores.com/?gclid=CInVmNOrqsICFcYF7AodPjUAvg Abraços!
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    December 3, 2014
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