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Hey, everyone! I'm a 24 years old Brazilian student that loves to learn languages, learning about different cultures and knowing people! I currently speak Portuguese as a native language, and English and French fluently, although I'm still polishing my French. I can help you with any of those languages and I have and currently do work as a volunteering English and French teacher. I'm starting to learn Italian at the moment, but I hope I'll speak Spanish, German and Russian in the future too. My interests reside in sports, student and cultural exchanges, culture, History, Philosophy, Psychology and other Humanities! Feel free to contact me! Salut, tout le monde! Je suis un étudiant brésilian qui a 24 ans et qui aime apprendre des langues, apprendre sur des autres cultures et connaître des gens! Je parle actuellement le portugais comme langue maternelle, et l'anglais et le français curamment même si j'améliore encore mon français. Je peux vous aider avec n'importe quelle de ces langues et j'ai travaillé et le fais encore comme un professeur bénévolant d'anglais et de français. Je commence à apprendre l'italien maintenant, mais j'éspère pouvoir parler l'espagnol, l'allemand et le russe au futur aussi. Mes intérêts demeurent aux sports, à des échanges académiques et culturels, à l'histoire, philo, psycho et en autres sciences humaines aussi! Volontiers pour me contacter!
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    Ce / il / y - Difference et utilisation Quand est-ce que on doit utiliser chaqu'un? Quelle est la difference entre eux?
    August 30, 2015
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    Start!

    Well... I'm a Psychology student from Spain. I haven't taken English classes for since four years ago, so I have noticed my English level is going getting worse and worse. Then So I decided to join into any online language community online due to because of a friend I had met on a forum some years ago, who I used to practice English (and Spanish) with. I'm a native Spanish language speaker, so I can help you at Spanish if you help me at English. Thanks for reading!

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    June 23, 2015
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    It's difficult to evaluate outside of context, so I can't say whether the "less" is appropriate or not. But I feel like you could supress either "about" or "whether" and you have to add the verb refering to "clothes" as well. Also, depending on what you mean, you should specify what kind of clothes you are talking about, or "popular" may not be the best choice, since it will express that those people actually don't mind whether wearing clothes is popular or not: they might just not wear any. It could go like this: "they don't care about this type of clothes being popular or not." "they don't care whether these clothes are in fashion or not
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    June 23, 2015
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    New week, new job

    It's been 7 days till since I started working at a very small tourism company. Firstly, I had hoped this had been would be an interesting job, but now I'm I know I had been wrong. All I have to do is collecting information about price of rooms from other hotels and resorts, cars, train, plain... in our country and then save it on my computer. They I have been told me that in the future, my job is going to be more enjoyable, I will am goint to be sent to other destinations for several days to learn about them and to consult customers. And I can become a tourist guide if I want to. Well, the first step is always hard. Hope that I could love this job. Have a nice week!

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    June 22, 2015
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    "I don't mind it" expresses that you don't care at all about something "I don't mind it much" expresses that you don't care much about something, but still implies you care somehow, at least a little.
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    June 22, 2015
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    I think all the sentences fit/fit in/fit with what you are trying to say haha. They seem all correct.
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    June 21, 2015
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    If you mean that what has happened to someone has no been your fault, then you could say "As if what happened to him was my fault" or "Like what happened to him was my fault" or "Like if what happened to him was my fault". There's no need to use "it" again, repeating the subject.
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    June 21, 2015
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    About On learning in during childhood

    If you have any children, then you must have wondered how you can help them better or what are the most important skills or habits that they need to acquire before (before what?). In this article you could find some advice with regarding to this matter.

    To start with, their social environment is essential because kids need partners to play with and develop their social abilities, something that they find above all among their classmates. For this reason, I recommend parents ask their children about their work school days in school and encourage them to relate with to other children, not only from school, but from the neighborhood as well.

    Secondly, it is important to teach infants not to lie. This is a natural tendency of them, so we should not be surprised if they do that frequently. However, we ought to speak with them about the damage risks that doing so can involve to them in.

    Lastly, I consider that parents should help their sons children to evolve develop their skills in whatever fields that they like. Young people need the support of their experienced models to know whether what they do can have lead to good results and whether it is something healthy.

    In conclusion, children have their parents like guides and we have to help them and correct them when it would is be necessary.

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    June 21, 2015
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    It depends on what you are meaning. If you mean you have studied for 5 months so that you could do something, e.g., taking a test, and that you have stopped doing so since then, then I imagine the first sentence is more appropriate. But if you mean that you have studied for 5 months and continue to do so, then you should use the last sentence in the present perfect continuous, for it expresses an action that has been happening during some time and still happens.
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    June 21, 2015
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    If you mean you have thought someone had just been kidding with you, so, that both those actions have happened in the past (and so the action "to be kidding" must have happened before you could acknowledge it, before you thought it), then you should use "I thought he was just kidding".
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    June 21, 2015
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