Dear John Smith, James Brown and Robert Miller Dear John Smith, James Brown and Robert Miller I’m writing to you today as psychology student who is amazed by the quality of your work at “Name of the book: part of the title of the book” and who would like to spread the acquired knowledge from your book. Here in south America, just a few people know [NAME OF THE APPROACH DISCUSSED IN HIS BOOK] approach, because there is almost no Spanish published material. My first contact with this approach was through reading Juan Perez, he writes about [XYZ (ANOTHER SIMILAR APPROACH)] in Spanish, and he was my only one reference until I start reading your book, Now, I know there are variations of the [NAME OF THE GENERAL APPROACH] approach. I must be honest, I wrote a Spanish translation of your book for personal use, but I think it would be wrong no to spread the knowledge, it would benefit for everybody to have a Spanish official translation of your book. Said that I must admit I have no experience related to publishing books. I have talked with a professor and he told me that he can help me with that and also he told me that he invited John Smith to come to Perú this year, which would be good to continue spreading the XYZ model around South America. So I’m writing this as the first small step in order to achieve my preferred future, I don’t know what would be the next step until having an answer. Best regards Alejandro Campos

I can't understand the structure of this questions I can't understand the structure of these questions: ‘When you faced this sort of problem in the past how did you resolve it?’ ‘How would you know that you were doing that again?’ <- this question is killing me! I don't know if it has an equivalent on spanish, it would be: "¿Cómo sabrías que estabas haciendo eso nuevamente?" -> does make no sense "¿Cómo sabrías que has estado haciendo eso nuevamente?" -> better, but still does no make sense. I mean, usually when people do something different they tend to notice it... if somebody has a better translation please let me know

We don’t want to throw the baby out with the bath water what does " We don’t want to throw the baby out with the bath water" means? Here is the context: A: What foundation have we already got to build this future on? B: We have to learn from our mistakes. A: Absolutely! We don’t want to throw the baby out with the bath water! So what did we do right even though we made mistakes as well? C: Well, you couldn’t argue with the fact that everyone put their backs into it; there was a lot of hard work and commitment.

" there isn’t too many days’ worth of dishes" " there isn’t too many days’ worth of dishes" - What does this phrase mean? Is it means days worth living?

the guideline positions ¿Cuál sería el significado más adecuado para: "the guideline positions"? I need to continue to reflect on what’s happening in maintaining the guideline positions and do those things... Necesito continuar reflexionando sobre lo que está sucediendo en cuanto a mantener ______ y hacer esas cosas...