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I am from the U.S.A. I spent some time studying in Costa Rica and living in Mexico. I have a very good base for Spanish. I just want to work on making my conversational speech more fluent. I don't want to have to think so hard when having a conversation in Spanish :) I am a native English speaker.
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    I am Vietnamese, I am learning English at THE International School in Vietnam. However, my English is not good, ESPECIALLY when speaking. I feel so shy when I talk with foreingers or strangers. It's hard for me to make conversation with them, because I don't know what to talk to them ABOUT. So, I think, that's reason why I am not good at speaking in English. I should be more confident. VERY GOOD! You do very well! It takes a LONG time to become fluent, but I understood everything that you wrote.
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    April 4, 2015
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    "to one's liking" just means "not my taste" or "I don't like them". For example, "The cake wasn't "to my liking". I prefer it to be a little less sweet. Make sense? :)
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    April 4, 2015
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    Hello! I would say your points like this--


    _Ten week long English course at Zoni Language Centers in Toronto
    _Personal study of the English language since August 2013
    _Member of two language exchange websites since August 2013

    Good job! you definitely made sense! They can just be slightly improved. 

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    April 4, 2015
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    "The fire has jumped to other buildings" is technically correct, but it wouldn't be used commonly. Most people would say "The fire has spread to other buildings". "The fire is spreading at a high speed" or "The fire is spreading rapidly".
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    April 4, 2015
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    "Stuff" is like "things". It's really just a lazy word that is used in English to refer to many things that are grouped together. For example, if I was about to leave the house and my hands were full, I might say to my husband "Can you please grab my stuff?" (keys, cellphone, water bottle, purse)
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    April 2, 2015
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    Yes oral agreement. Or "said agreement".
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    April 1, 2015
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