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    Practice? Does anybody want to talk in english about random things?
    July 10, 2017
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    I want to Become an Au Pair in England. Any ideas of towns I could stay?
    August 20, 2015
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    As far as I know, gerund is also used with present to express hobbies (I like reading, I like watching tv...). But about your example...I think I would write "I'm not used to have dinner at 6 pm". The equivalence in Spanish would be "No estoy acostumbrada a cenar a las 6 pm". I don't know how to explain it, sorry, I don't even know if I am right :/
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    July 13, 2015
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    Something about me. Hi! My name is María and I live in Spain. I would like to study a english philology degree (now its name is "english studies"). I really love English language, and I am sure I will like all about english-speaking countries. I know America is not like films show us, but in spite of it I can't wait to visit it. I think I am used to american english pronounciation, but I have watched some british celebrities videos in Youtube and it is easy to understand for me. But there are others, for example Adele, whose pronounciation is very difficult. I guess it is only about practise, as much listening as speaking. But where I live there aren't people with whom I can speak in english so...here I am :)
    July 13, 2015
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    How can you, english native speakers, know the whole phrasal verbs? There is a lot of verbs made only with the conjunction of a verb and a "random" preposition...do you, english native speakers, really know all of them?
    July 11, 2015
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    Why does ancient egyptians are represented with one hand in front and the other behind them? I really like Ancient Egypt and English language. A good mix, don't you think? Sorry if my question is not about the idiom.
    July 11, 2015
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