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Diana
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Jul 9, 2020
¡Muy bien Jocyline! Te felicito por tu nivel de español alcanzado. Es un gusto ayudarte, con práctica y entusiasmo alcanzaremos tus objetivos en el idioma español. Hasta pronto 😊
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    Questions and answers for questions.

    Please people of Italki, help me to know which of the following questions is wrong and why?

    1. Who did you talk last night to? Who did you talk to last night?

    2. How many times have you gone BEEN there? 

    3. Can you tell me Who are you YOU ARE? 

    4. Where have you been hiding lately?  Sounds ok!

    I need to make answers for the next questions:

    1. She has visited three times.
    How many times have HAS your sister visited?

    2. Not really. I prefer dramas.
    Do you like horror movies?  :-)

    3. Yes he did ! He is coming on IN the summer.
    Did youR father to buy the bus ticket?

    4. Not much, you know. I just relaxed the whole day.
    What would do DID you DO Saturday?

    Did you fail the exam?         <------This question makes sense, but not sure how you formed the question from the statements below. 
    5. We did it. Sorry.

    Please people of italki help me. :)
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    August 9, 2016
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  • Answered
    To accommodate something means to provide assistance or help. In this context, the phrase "accommodate it" could mean the lady did nothing to make her hat look special or make it stand out from the rest of her outfit.
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    October 22, 2015
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    In English, "party" and "fiesta" mean the same thing; a celebration of some sort. Party is an English word, and fiesta is a Spanish word. In the United States, there are a lot of Spanish words that are used in every day English conversation. For the most part, "fiesta" is used only in informal conversations and specific to an event or celebration that is informal.
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    October 22, 2015
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    Today the day ended well

    Today the day ended well. My niece visited me today. We watched some educational cartoons in English. She is three years old and I want to teach her English because, it will be very good for her future. She is very smart .<em>We'll enjoy it too (Not sure the meaning of this phrase here in the paragraph. What will you enjoy?)</em>. I hope to learn a lot tomorrow.

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    October 1, 2015
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    My slow cooker

    I received my slow cooker when I was working yesterday. I bought it online. It is smaller than I expected. According to the supplier, it will take about 3 to 5 hours to cook the food thoroughly. This indeed was true, I proved it with my own practice. I cleaned my cooker and added water and rice. I turn the switch on low, and then it was no longer my business until I woke up this morning. When I got up and opened it, the rice melted and stuck to the pot.

     

     

    I try not to change the intent or meaning of the message when I edit...You did well!

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    October 1, 2015
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    Mi rutina de la mañana Cada mañana, me despierto (a veces cuando yo estoy muy cansada) y me ducha y lava los dientes, mientras mi esposo les despierte nuestras hijas. Mientras me vestí(?), mi esposo les viste(?) mis hijas y lava los dientes de mis hijas. A veces desayunamos pero cuando yo estoy tarde para mi trabajo, mis hijas se comen a sus jardín de los niños. Usualmente, yo como mientras yo voy a trabajar en mi coche. Yo tomo mi hija menor(?) conmigo y mi esposo toma mi otra hija mayor porque la jardin de los ninos para mi hija menor, está cerca de mi trabajo. La escuela de mi hija mayor, está cerca de mi casa y el trabajo de mi esposo tambien. Dejo a mi hija menor antes de yo voy a mi trabajo. A veces mi hija llora por mi, porque ella no le gusta dejarme. Cuando yo llego a mi trabajo estoy listo para empezar el dia.
    September 26, 2015
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    When to use Cual or Qué I want to say "Which group does this belong to?" in Spanish, but I am a bit confused on whether to use "Cual" or "Qué". FYI: I posted this same question but in Spanish!
    September 12, 2015
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    I just posted this answer under a similar question: 1. Listen to English versions of your favorite books. Do an online search of your favorite books and see if they have English versions and listen to them. That way, you are listening to something familiar...but in a different language! 2. Watch children's shows in English. Children's shows are usually simple to understand. They usually have a central theme/plot and you can learn new vocabulary. Sesame Street is a great show to use for this suggestion. 3. Listen to music in English. Find a song that you like and then find the lyrics online. If you can not read/comprehend English well (hopefully you can, because this post is in English!), copy and paste the lyrics on an italki.com post and see if someone that speaks your language can translate the lyrics for you. Then when you listen to the song, you have a basic understanding of what the song is about...and you may pick up on some new vocabulary and figurative language.
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    September 12, 2015
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    I think you're asking, "How do you improve listening comprehension of the English language?". If that is the question, then some suggestions are: 1. Listen to English versions of your favorite books. Do an online search of your favorite books and see if they have English versions and listen to them. That way, you are listening to something familiar...but in a different language! 2. Watch children's shows in English. Children's shows are usually simple to understand. They usually have a central theme/plot and you can learn new vocabulary. Sesame Street is a great show to use for this suggestion. 3. Listen to music in English. Find a song that you like and then find the lyrics online. If you can not read/comprehend English well (hopefully you can, because this post is in English!), copy and paste the lyrics on an italki.com post and see if someone that speaks your language can translate the lyrics for you. Then when you listen to the song, you have a basic understanding of what the song is about...and you may pick up on some new vocabulary and figurative language. Hope this helps!
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    September 12, 2015
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    1. sounds correct. 2. THE absence of schools and institutions leads to a very LOW level of literacy in a country The absence of schools and institutions cause people TO HAVE a very low level of literacy. 3. Alternative forms of aid (no "s" needed) 4. Sounds correct.
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    September 12, 2015
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