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I am from Canada. I am happily married with a small daughter, I love to play sports, I love coffee, and I love to be outdoors. I hike, run, and do yoga. I would prefer to speak with other women, as well as other mothers. I wish I could say « I love to speak in different languages » but I can’t so that is why I am here🤣 I am looking forward to helping others with English. My biggest challenge I am currently working through with regards to language learning is understanding what I hear. I am inspired by the unique phrases that can only be properly spoken in their home language, such as: L’espirit de l’escalier Hygge Kabelsalat Tschüss! Au revoir👋 Talk to you later:) TTYL 🙃
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    Hello, From what I understand, his murals give a feeling of drastic change to the observer, and this was his personal style as an artist. In meteorology a cataclysmic change would be an event such as an earthquake, volcano, meteor, or other major change to the earth surface. Alexa
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    April 8, 2015
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    Hello, I have read this book as well:) To me the sentence political intrigue suggests as Richard S. stated earlier, a power struggle. It also refers to the curiosity the narrator is feeling, this scene obviously Sparked his imagination. It is a loaded sentence. Grammatically and conversationally it doesn't make sense but it is written this way to make a statement. I found that many of the descriptions of Mexican architecture and landscape parallel the power struggles that fill the book. The micro power struggles of servant/master, wife/husband, sexual minorities, racial minorities, and the bigger colonial power struggles of the Aztecs before their loss of power, and the uncertain fate of Mexico in the tension of the Cold War. I interpreted this passage as a metaphor for larger concepts when I read this book.
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    April 8, 2015
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    Wicca

    Wicca is a Religion that beliefs in one God and one Godess.
    The wicca isn't a satanic religion and the most rule is that if you don't do a bad things, you can do all things that you want..
    The wicca's adept name are Wiccan and, when they prayer, they do a circle for protect theyselfs.
    In the circle is forbidden move counterclockwise.
    They revere the nature in all form and they beliefs in the reincarnation.
    I think that is a very good religion and that they are a very positivity people.

     

    nice work, this is a tricky entry because you used both first and third person. 

    My suggestions:

    Wicca is a religon that believes  OR    people who practice Wicca believe (which is more appropriate).

    Wicca isn't ( you don't need "the" at the start ).

    the most " important" rule 

    when they pray (prayer is a noun, pray is a verb)

    they make a circle to protect themselves 

    in the circle it is forbidden to move 

    Wiccans revere nature in all forms and they believe in reincarnation ( belief is a noun and believe is a verb). 

    I think Wicca is a very good religon and they are very positive people. (positive is an adjective, positivity is a noun) 

     

    Good job! 

     

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    March 28, 2015
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