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I am from a small city in California called Yucaipa. I currently live in France with my wife and newborn, and am recently unemployed after having been a teacher for four years. I have a background in Classic Literature, some philosophy, computers (building and repairing) and want to improve my French so I can broaden my job search parameters. I can help you learn anything as I was certified for the TOEIC,PET, BAC and anything grammar related, or if you just want to chat in general. I love writing, reading, playing video games, and discovering new beer!
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    Well, I've got a blog in which i explain the first thing to do is get a grasp on the basics. Basic grammar, vocabulary and phrases as well. From there, you progress to reading books, watching movies and listening to music, which exposes you to even more real world usage. once you are comfortable, you start speaking. Find a local place where English speakers hang out ,or even an ex-pats group and see if you can meet with them. At the end of the day, the best way is immersion and speaking it. 

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    July 14, 2015
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    Honnêteté et s'amuser à ne rien faire!
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    April 18, 2015
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    Hey Jonathan,! They both mean the same thing, though as Edward said, can is more ccommon among native speakers. "Can" is a modal auxiliary verb and "to be able to" is just verb ‘to be’ + the adverb ‘able’ + the infinitive ‘to’.
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    April 6, 2015
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