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Hi, I'm Tom, I'm from Saskatchewan, Canada and I'm learning German. :) I'm in highschool and I play flute, piccolo, and clarinet. I decided to learn German because I've always found it to be an interesting language!
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    Special presents

    In my last birthday, my father gave me a mobile phone and a ticket for the cinema, and  [ I ]  enjoyed it so much because I was expecting one a long time ago. Then in the last Christmas I received a lot of clothes and a new laptop, I were very happy also.  [ was also very happy. ]
    My favourite present *for my, in my past, was when my father gave me a beautiful dog two years ago and his name was “Joselito”. I loved a lot that dog. But then he was sick and died, I was very sad.
    I generally love the presents, but right now I prefer clothes. In the future I would like to receive more clothes and a new mobile phone.

    1. You need to state that it was you who enjoyed the gifts, up to this point, the subject of the subject was your father.

    2. You need a comma here so the sentence flows better. Don't worry, it will make more sense with more practice. You could also say "and" here.

    3. "Were" is used for plurals. "Was" is for singulars. There's only one you, so you would use "was." Also, there are multiple ways you could say you were also very happy, but my suggestion in your entry is probably the most common. 

    4. You have a "my" in "my present" saying that it's yours, so you don't need to say that it's yours again :)


    I hope I helped! 

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    January 27, 2016
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    Hallo! Hallo, ich bin Tom und ich lerne Deutsch. Entschuldigung, mein Deutsch ist nicht toll aber ich versuche. :) Ich bin vierzehn und ich spiele flöte, Piccoloflöte, und Klarinette! [Ist all mein Deutsch richtig or nein? Entschuldigung wieder!]
    July 31, 2015
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    Yes, "to lend something" and "to loan something" are virtually interchangeable. Typically, if someone is given money temporarily from a bank, it would be called "a loan." Such in: "I was given a large loan from the bank." But you could also say: "I need the bank to lend me some money."
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    July 31, 2015
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    Hi there.

    I'm Japanese.
    I'd like to learn English.
    I just started to use this website.
    So I don't know what kind of sentence should I [I should] write here.
    But if you are interested in Japan, let's be friends!
    I can help you with your Japanese.
    Regardless of <age or sex or nationality.> [In lists, add a comma between all of the items, like this: "Regardless of age, sex, or nationality."]
    By the way, I'm sorry about my poor English.

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    July 31, 2015
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