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    The same goes for me.
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    January 15, 2015
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    Some expressions for something that doesn't look so impressive, so you say: "that's _____" I'm working alone on my presentations to training my speaking.But my stuff is incomplete yet, it seems to be a great "masterpiece" but actually it's __________? So, I'm looking for some expressions (slang expressions can help too!) for it. For example: -Uau! your presentation is amazing!! The "Humble John" said: - Seriously? Well...it is not "so impressive"... -> (what kind of expression can I replace in such context?) Regards.
    January 15, 2015
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    I agree with you Mr. Springer.

    I try to practice my listening following such tips and other ones too!

    One thing we should keep in mind is to avoid bored lessons with extensive grammar exercises (I mean the beginner students, because such lessons can discourage us) another explanation to avoid it is when we were just kids, we weren't able to write or even read a single word. So why should we start learning with grammar?

    Finally if we got a good listen or at least understand single sentences, then we can try something else and take a lesson with someone who intends to teach us.  

     

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    January 13, 2015
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  • Answered
    Como o Brasil é um país com muitas culturas diferentes, vai depender da região que você estiver. Você pode dividir a culinária mais popular por regiões: Norte,Nordeste,Centro Oeste,Sudeste e Sul. É como se o Brasil fosse dividido em vários "países" cada qual com sua culinária predominante. Espero ter ajudado.
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    January 13, 2015
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    I Mary, I can somehow help you. The one critical point is our available time. If u have some interest just contact me. Regards.
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    January 13, 2015
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    Some slangs by Addict and Addicted to I don't know but the term Addict sounds uncommon for me. Ex: I like to play a lot game so it makes me a "game addicted"? I spend a lot time playing chess so am I a "chess addicted"? I'm looking for some other expressions to replace: "addicted to something" Any suggestions? Regards.
    January 13, 2015
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  • Posted
    I'm looking for some slangs of: "beginner" I think there are many kinds of "beginners" that u can use in the proper moments. I like to play a lot of games so I know exactly what means : "newbie" or just "noob". How about other situations? I have a lot friends who start to work recently, so, I like to mock them. hehe. The first expression that came into my mind was: "you're a novice guy" Ough! Thats sounds awful !! Can any1 help me? Regards.
    January 11, 2015
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  • Posted
    Does anyone have some interest to be a 50/50 partner English/Portuguese ?

    Hi, I'm Lista.

    I'm looking for someone who wants to share some english experiences.

    In exchange, I'll help u 2 improve ur portuguese skills.

     

    Regards.

    January 10, 2015
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  • Commented

    Hi Dan.

    If u have some interest in practice your portuguese, I'm glad to help u.

    In exchange u help to improve my english as well.

     

    Regards,

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    January 10, 2015
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    Honestly, that is no short cut for your path, but in fact, that is many methods and programs that make it fun and less boring. One tip is try to training your listening, watching a lot series (with subtitles of course). After that try learn those words that you don't know. This is one of many ways to improve your english.
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    January 10, 2015
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