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Hello everyone... I'm Sofía from Ecuador. I'm friendly, outgoing and a little giggly. In my free time, I like listening to music, watching Tv, going out with friends at clubs or we go out to walk somewhere. I'm so interested in improving my English and I am so patient teaching my mother tongue "Spanish". I know that learning a new language can be a little bit difficult but not impossible. If someone wants to chat with me, It's my skype (sofyvane). So, if you are a person who wants to practice every day or arrange a schedule for practicing, just let me know...
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  • Posted
    When do you use TO and FOR? For example: 1. Thanks, it is the same TO you. Or 2. Thanks, it is the same FOR you
    May 29, 2020
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  • Posted
    What are the answers for these questions?

    1. How is she like? She is short, cute and sociable.

    2. How is she? She is friendly, beautiful and has nice eyes.

    3. How is her hair? Her hair is blond and long. It is blong and long

    3. What is she like? She is nice, shy and has a beautiful nose.

    4. What does she look like? She is cute, tall and has a beautibul body.


    I am not sure if all these sentences are correct, also I really appreciate if you could help me with the asnwers for these questions.


    October 23, 2018
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  • Posted
    What are the correct questions for these answers? 1. Maggie is friendly and tall. 2. His friends are nice and sociable. 3. His hair is wavy and blond.
    October 23, 2018
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  • Posted
    Is it common to use unoccupied?
    One of my friends is not studying and working he is UNOCCUPIED all the time?

    And is correct to write "My friends form in the mornings before starting classes at school"? I mean that my friend form rows
    October 12, 2018
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  • Posted
    Why do we have to use ON instead of IN? The tabletop is damaged. There is some damage ON the top. (1. Can I use IN here instead of ON in this way "There is some damage IN the top"?) (2.Can I use DAMAGES, CHIPS, STAINS, LEAKS in plural in this way "There ARE some DAMAGES, CHIPS, STAINS, LEAKS.?") Her sunglasses are a little scratched. There are a few scratches ON them. (Why ON them?) The jacket lining is torn. It has a tear in it. / There's a hole in it. Can I use TEARS in plural in this way "There ARE some TEARS. ?")
    October 12, 2018
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  • Posted
    Are Phrasal verbs the same that two part verbs that we have in different books? Are Phrasal verbs the same that two part verbs that we have in different books?
    October 12, 2018
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  • Posted
    What is the word in English for ROGADO o CREIDO? Is begged for rogado? and creido for conceited?
    October 2, 2018
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    September 28, 2018
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    Are these 3 options of questions correct? 1) What is the cat look like? The cat is black and pretty. 2)What does the cat look like? The cat is black and pretty. 3)How is the cat? The cat is black and pretty.
    September 27, 2018
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  • Posted
    Is it correct to say, "She is a cooker"? Is the word "cooker" correct for describing an accupation?
    September 19, 2018
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