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Ileana
Romanian
Aug 10, 2017
Ședere plăcută în România!
Ileana
Romanian
Aug 4, 2017
Și eu m-am bucurat de revedere și sper că sfaturile mele îți vor fi de ajutor pentru șederea în România. O zi bună și ție și pe data viitoare :)
Ileana
Romanian
Jun 29, 2017
Cu plăcere, Sarah. O zi bună și ție. Ne vedem peste două săptămâni.
Ileana
Romanian
Jun 23, 2017
Cu plăcere, Sarah. Și mie mi-a plăcut să vorbim. O săptămână frumoasă și ție, spor la treabă și pe data viitoare.
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    Hi Disney Gal, As a legal term you often hear "being found / proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt". Sarah
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    August 6, 2015
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    To run a risk is the same as to take a risk.
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    August 4, 2015
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    Hi Konul, If it is part of a list of responsibilities for example on your CV it sounds good. If it's part of a sentence then I'd say "I am responsible for...." Regards, Sarah
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    February 4, 2015
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    January 25, 2015
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    Yes, in other words... a theory only becomes an authentic theory.
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    January 25, 2015
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    They both translate as could in English but as Albert says podia in the past and podría in the conditional. Podia could also translate as "was able to". These examples may help: I couldn't finish my homework. - No podía terminar los deberes. If I had more time I could do my homework better. - Si tuviera mas tiempo, podría hacer los deberes mejor.
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    January 25, 2015
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    Try a book which you have already read in your own language or that you have seen the film. That way you will be at least familiar with the story and it will be easier to guess more difficult vocabulary from the context.
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    January 15, 2015
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    In addition to the other comments... Would is often used to relate a fond / happy memory of something you used to do. e.g. When I was young I would often stay at my grandparents' in the summer holidays. ;)
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    January 8, 2015
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    In the sense she obliges her children. You are right - It doesn't mean she teaches them.
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    January 8, 2015
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    I don't know French, but I know this scripture... Pay back Caesar's things to Caesar, but God's things to God.
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    January 8, 2015
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