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Are you serious and motivated to learn? Do you want to chat with an Englishman that wants to improve his Spanish? I've lived in Spain but I still lack confidence speaking Spanish. I love music, film, guitar, singing, science, food and socialising. Ideally I'd like to chat to someone each day for a few minutes and once or twice a week for longer. Hit me up! Oh...that beautiful girl in my profile picture is my daughter Lily [emoji]
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    It's very close to being natural! Here's another suggestion: Before I had a dog, I couldn't *imagine* my life with *one*. But *now* I have *one*, I find myself never wanting to be without him, even for *a* second."
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    May 28, 2015
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    Blood-curdling? You can describe something as blood-curdling, but not someone. "He heard a blood-curdling scream". "It was a blood-curdling tale of murder and horror".
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    May 28, 2015
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    In this context, "ace" means to pass with top marks, to get a grade "A" or a high score. It's quite an informal use of the word though.
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    May 28, 2015
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    My idea was..., My problem was... Which past tense should I use when starting a sentence with this kind of phrase? "My idea was...", "My problem was...", "My question was..."¿Debo utilizar fue o era?
    May 28, 2015
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    Charlie y la fábrica de chocolate Estoy leyendo el libro “Charlie y la fábrica de chocolate” por Roald Dahl. Cuando era pequeño leía este libro muchas veces. No entiendo todo pero entiendo suficiente para disfrutarlo. También he leído “La maravillosa medicina de Jorge” lo que es un libro con muchas cosas asquerosas jiji Los dos son libros muy útiles para aprender nuevas palabras, especialmente nuevas adjetivos y verbos. Sé que estos libros son libros para niños pero no me importa. ¡Prefiero leer algo divertido! ¿Has leído algún libro por Roald Dahl?
    May 21, 2015
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    1. "It was rewarding waiting 3 hours in line for the tickets." - This makes it sounds like waiting for 3 hours was itself rewarding, which I'm sure it wasn't! You could instead say: "It was worth waiting 3 hours in line for the tickets." - This means that getting the tickets was a good enough reward to warrant waiting for 3 hours in a line. 2. Looks perfect to me. 3. Looks good!
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    May 21, 2015
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    Long Hot Day

    Hi everyone ^^

    This time I'm just going to write about my day ^^
    It was a really long exhausting day and can I mention that it was very hot outside? 
    I felt like I was melting ><

    I went to university because I had a final exam. It went pretty well even though I had some mistakes. Now it's time for playing games. Tell me, what are the mmorpg games that you have played before or are playing now?

     

    Don't forget to write i as I! 

    I've made your sentences shorter rather than using so many commas. It's a personal thing but I think that it makes it easier to read. Don't be afraid of using short sentences. They're fun!

    I have played loads of MMORPG games. The list is too long! At the moment I'm playing Italki and Duolingo hehe (bad joke). I've played WOW, AoC, CoH, TOR + loads more. I don't have enough time to play any more!

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    May 20, 2015
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    Por / para is a little like ser / estar. You have to learn the situations when you use para and when you should use por. Much like ser / estar, there are quite clear rules as to which one use use and why. It becomes second nature after a while. Here's a good webpage with more information: http://www.spanishdict.com/topics/show/57 I still get confused sometimes with por / para buy 95% of the time I'm OK, which ain't bad! (He says before immediately making an error)
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    May 20, 2015
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    Grotto is a very rarely used word in English. A grotto is a small, attractive cave but I would almost always use the word cave instead. The one exception is when you are talking about Father Christmas / Santa. His home is called Santa's grotto.
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    May 20, 2015
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    English improvement

    Hi guys!

    I was really happy when I discovered this site on a youtube channel, at first I would use it only to learn Japanese(I want to travel to Japan next year), but my english needs a lot, A LOT of improvement  too, so I decided to write in english too(Did I said say a lot of improvements?). Even though I am Brazilian, I don't know 100% of Portuguese, it's a hard language with a lot of rules...Jesus...why so many rules!??!

    I was never interested in learning new languages besides my own and English, but when you realize that you discover more things about the world and you can meet new peoples when you learn new languages. It's very exciting! =) (~~~put a magic sound here~~~)
    Is it possible to learn more then one language at the same time? What do you guys think, because I want to learn Korean too.(I kinda have a crush for Asian culture)

    Well, see you guys later! Have a nice day.(with candies) =)

     

    Haha, that was a fun read :) You obviously know a lot of English! Remember to use capitals when writing proper nouns. No I'm sad because I don't have any candles...

     

    on a youtube channel - not wrong but it sounds more natural just to say 'on youtube' or 'on a channel on youtube'

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    May 20, 2015
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