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Hector
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Feb 28, 2017
Nos vemos pronto Chris!
Roberto
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Jan 15, 2017
Gracias Chris! Fue muy bueno hablar otra vez! Creo que estas lecciones más cortas te ayudarán mas :) Hasta la próxima!
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Sep 30, 2016
Gracias Chris, me gustó mucho la sesión! Nos vemos la siguiente semana
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  • Commented

    Great article, Manuel!  I hope you don't mind me offering a couple of corrections!


    "Don't judge a book by it’s cover"  

    "it's" should be "its" in this case.  "It's" is a contraction for "it is," and "its" with no apostrophe indicates possession.  The cover belongs to the book, so therefore "its" with no apostrophe.


    "Accordingly to that"

    should be "according to that."


    "They tried to get rid off the inconveniences of the rat race"

    should be "get rid of"...


    Again, the article was very good! 


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    November 27, 2016
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  • Answered
    It sure does! Generally, in American English, we don't say "wet behind the ears at ___." You might say, for example: "Oh Steve? Yeah, he's doing great -- just a little wet behind the ears." So we generally wouldn't say the "at ___" part. That would depend on the context and the conversation topic. It wouldn't be wrong to say the second part, just uncommon.
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    April 17, 2016
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