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Hi. I'm from Milwaukee, WI, but have also lived in Phoenix and Las Vegas. I love to travel, hike, listen to music and take photographs when I have the time! I have a degree in history and a masters in finance. I'm a bit of an entrepreneur and work mostly in technology and children's education. I'm learning Spanush and would love to hear from native speakers. especially from Spain. I'm also happy to help you learn and English and America in general Thanks!
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    You could say a hint of doubt, a hint of regret, etc. Also "a trace of.." would work as well
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    August 20, 2015
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    Irony is more of a strange coincidence such as being thirsty in the middle of the ocean, a driving instructor causing a car crash, etc. Sarcasm is used to convey the opposite of what is said, often in a negative sense. For example if you had some bad luck and you said "oh, wonderful!" Or if you saw someone with bad clothes, you might say, "I see you dressed up"
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    August 20, 2015
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    I have done a lot of work in software development. If you have a specific question, send me a message
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    August 20, 2015
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    There is another subtle difference. If you want one more of something, such as a Coke, you could say "I'd like another Coke". If you said "I'd like the other Coke", you would be switching your Coke for a different one So "another" can mean "one more of the same". And "other" can mean a different item of the same kind. Does that make sense?
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    August 19, 2015
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    Yep. I agree. All are fine
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    August 19, 2015
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    I agree it's important. If you are talking in person, it is not as important. But so much communication is electronic now, which makes it very important to be able to write clearly
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    August 13, 2015
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    I agree the grammar is not correct. We need the context of the video
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    August 13, 2015
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    I think "had better" is a bit more slang than standard English, but it is used. You could also say "You better see a doctor", but it's probably best to say: "You should see a doctor". I've never heard "had should" used together.
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    August 12, 2015
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    Dia 2: Cena Esta noche, voy a comer pizza con queso y pepperoni con mi familia. Penso pedimos de un resturante y pueden entregar.
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    In the U.S. people say God bless you very often after someone sneezes. Probably "bless you" in more common, but you'll still here the "God" version as well, even if it is slightly annoying. I live in the northern part do its not just in the south. Although it's possible it is more popular to say it that way there. People are not necessarily making a religious statement when saying it.
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    August 12, 2015
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