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Ciao! I'm Layah and I'm a 20 year old university student in San Diego, California. I'm planning to study abroad in Rome, Italy in the spring of 2016 and I want to learn Italian especially for that semester, but also for a lifetime! It's something I've always wanted to learn. I am excited to start learning Italian and to have conversations with native speakers! Extra Information: If you need someone to correct and help you professionally format an english resume or cover letter, I'm your gal. I work in Career Development at my university and would be happy to help.
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    Praticing some english words.

    You are a unaccountable man.
    These shoes were a trifle. I paid $5.
    This cheeseburger is superb.
    I saw a sorceress flying around of the moon.
    What do you said makes no sense.
    in the rain you are liable get wet.
    The king has a big chateau.
    It's very cold today. I lit the bonfire.
    I need some stuff to make your new house.
    Those guys are smoking in the gas station.
    I will get achieve in this year my dream car.

    This year, I will get my dream car.


    Great job!! Just a couple verbs, and 1 sentence structure change. Keep going!

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    June 9, 2015
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    Good job! I'm a native English speakers and I could read it just fine. I just changed words around and fixed verb tenses for you to make it flow a little more. I also put it in paragraph form, but you can change that if you want. It sounds like you're writing a resume, so I made some of the words more "polished" and professional. Remember to always express how much you want the job, and how your skills could help the company. Good luck! 


    I live in Cartago and I'm 25 years old. I'm single, and I studied telecommunications at the UCR.
    I have completed two CCNA modules and one of IT Essentials. I worked seven year at Kimberly Clark as a machine operator, and I also had different occupations as a Provider Receiver. In that position, I have to receive all of the materials, tools, equipments, and everything that enters the factory. I also have to check them and sign the corresponding documents. I quit because I wanted to continue with my studies and it was a little difficult for my schedule. 

        Last year I saw this company's ad and I began to complete the requirements to work in this company. I do not have experience, but I really like and understand computers so I think it will be more interesting to work doing what I like. A couple of my accomplishments include learning English by myself, and earning a high school diploma.

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    June 9, 2015
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  • Answered
    In my opinion I think you're right, she is tolerating the man getting cross with her and not wanting to go out. She tolerates his actions for now.
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    June 9, 2015
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    who have you been dancing all night with you? Correct: "Who have you been dancing with all night? " You got the "who" part right, you just added an extra word:) Since you already said "you" at the beginning of the sentence, you don't have to say it again at the end, which is nice. Examples of who questions: Who are you going with? (only one direct noun needed) Who is that girl over there? Who are those boys playing soccer?
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    June 9, 2015
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  • Corrected

    Sentences Transformation: use what provided to create equivalent sentences

    1 i haven't had a Chinese meal for ages
    SINCE
    1* it's the first time I have a Chinese meal since before (?)
    It's been ages since I had a Chinese meal.
    2. I like going sailing more than swimming
    RATHER
    2* i'd rather going sailing than swimming (?)
    I'd rather go sailing than go swimming. 
    3 can i park my car here ?
    ALLOWED
    3* is it allowed to park here?

    Am I allowed to park my car here?

     

    (Great Job! )

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    June 7, 2015
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