English

I do!^^ 

My name is Marilyn. 

I have been taking spanish classes for 3 years but it is still hard for me.

I struggle with tenses. 

I understand but it always takes me a minute to remember a tense. 

 

Espanol

Yo quiero^^

Hola! Me llamo Marilyn.

Tomo clases de espanol por tres anos pero es muy dificil (para mi?). 

Es dificil proque no entiendo y no recoge preterito, y subjuntivo, y imperfecto, y mucho mas.

Entiendo pero siempre necesito un momento. 

 

 

It makes sense but the grammar needs to be fixed. :) "When my **friends and I (always "I" last) hung out (hang is present tense, hung is past tense) on the last day before I **moved (move is present tense, moved is past tense) to **another state (the other is incorrect. Use "another") , we realized that all our clothes were yellow (OR) , we realized that all our clothes had a yellow color (realized is past tense. So use had because had is past tense. Have is incorrect because it is present tense) "We happened to all wear yellow on the last day" (Need a noun. "All" and verb "wear") OR "We happened to all have yellow on our clothes, that day." (Yellow is an adjective describing a verb. Use an adjective to describe a verb or noun) Example 1 The clothes are yellow. ("Clothes" is a noun. "Yellow" is an adjective. "Are" is a verb.) Example 2 I wore yellow today. ("I" is a noun. "Wore" is a verb. "Yellow" is an adjective.) An adjective describes a noun. I hope this helps! :D Arigatou! Ganbatte ne!

James is correct. There is another way to say it. "If there is food involved, he never misses it." "If there is food involved, he never refuses it." The reason "miss" should be "misses" is because the word "involved" is past tense. "Involved" is the past tense of involve. Therefore, if the situation is in the past "he" (the noun) never misses (past tense) it. :) I hope this helps!

I would like to do that... ^^ Skype: inscriptedinurheart

I notice their eyes. Or I notice their smile. :)

Lots of practice! Begin with basics. "Hello." "How are you?" "My name is..." Your title can say... "How do I learn English?" "How can I learn English."