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Gabriela Spataro
Spanish
Jan 6, 2025
¡Excelente clase! Siempre es interesante hablar con James, temas diferentes y un muy buen uso de los tiempos verbales acorde con el contexto que se está hablando muy buen uso del vocabulario.
Gabriela Spataro
Spanish
Oct 6, 2024
¡Excelente clase con James! Hoy empleamos palabras de uso cotidiano para ampliar el vocabulario, específicamente hablando de los tipos de comidas. ¡Buen trabajo!
Gabriela Spataro
Spanish
Sep 25, 2024
¡Excelente clase con James! Hoy en la clase trabajamos con descripciones de situaciones y del ámbito laboral, también hablamos de situaciones comunes que ocurren cuando uno pierde un vuelo. También trabajamos los pretéritos en español y algunas construcciones gramaticales empleando el uso de los mismos. ¡Buen trabajo!
Gabriela Spataro
Spanish
Aug 25, 2024
¡Excelente clase! James emplea hace buenas construcciones gramaticales, reconoce y trata de usar el objeto directo como los reflexivos y pone en práctica el subjuntivo. Tiene buena habilidad en la escritura. ¡Muy buen trabajo!
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  • Corrected

    My note 02 (please correct)

    1. Autumn is the ugliest season. Consider replacing ugliest with "worst".
    2. Despite the bad weather and gloomy atmosphere, there is a lot to be liked in this period of the year. 
    3. This is the time, when we can spend a lot of time at home with family resting.
    4. In the city, there is a more peaceful atmosphere because tourists have left the city.
    5. Many of my friends have birthday in October and November, so I can have a good time at parties.
    6. In Poland, we have a national holiday on 11 November.
    7. Unfortunately, almost everyone catches a cold because of the bad weather.
    8. This is also season of high expenditure for those that have children.
    9. They have to buy school textbooks and warmer clothes.
    10. To sum up, I'm not surprised that a major part of society is depressed in the autumn.

    Please correct, if you notice some mistakes.
    Thanks in advance.
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    December 17, 2017
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  • Answered
    Not off the top of my head using a cutting word. "He's got little influence"... would be a very polite and formal way of saying "he's got no clout" if that's of interest.
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    July 18, 2017
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  • Corrected

    As the Inspector Said

    This is the ending of a story from my student's book, I had to write it for school. Please, tell me what is wrong {and good, too} and what should I correct, it's really important for me.


    Sonia was looking at <font style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 0);">her husband, her heart beating fast</font>, when she realized that her plan hadn’t worked right. She wasn’t able to say anything to Robert, she could only think what could had happened to Charles.
    ‘Do you know who it was?,’ asked Sonia’s husband, putting his gun on the commode. ‘You know, don’t think I’m blind, you stupid!,’ he shouted at her. Sonia was thrilled but she decided to pretend that she doesn’t know what’s happening. ‘Robert! What are you saying? What do you mean?<font style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 0);"> Oh, honey, how are you feeling?’</font>
    ‘You… Don’t pretend to be innocent! I have seen it for months but I never though that you would want to kill me!,’ he shouted and he slapped Sonia. ‘What are you saying? <font style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 0);">Who is it?</font>’ She curled up on their bed, began to regret what she had done. ‘Your mad lover! We’ll see what the police want to do with you, you’re a… Criminal! My wife! They are going to gossip! I’m the husband of a psycho now!’
    ‘Robert! Oh, honey, what have you drunk? I will give you some…,’ said Sonia, but Robert was killing her with his gaze. ‘Don’t lie anymore, it doesn't make any sense now, Sonia!,’ the man told his wife. The woman looked at the floor. It’s over, she thought. ‘What have you done with…,’ she asked. She wasn’t able to say Charles’ name. ‘He escaped, I didn’t kill him,’ answered Robert.
    "I must go to the toilet," Sonia caught her stomach and began to walk to the door. Robert hid his face in his hands. And then he heard a gun explode behind him. In the moment he felt pain. He turned back and saw Sonia holding his weapon. ‘What have you done…?,’ he said but it was too late to hear the answer. He felt weak and fell down. ‘I’m sorry, Robert. Ain’t my fault you were a bad husband… Sweet dreams.’ She shot him in the head. Everything became dark.
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    April 20, 2017
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