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    Why learn English?

    I'm learning English because I want to travel and look for work in other places. I like to meet different people of different cultures and habitats.
    I'm a nurse, so I would like to work in U.K., so I need to learn English.
    I would be willing to teach Spanish to those who need it.
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    Im is not a word, but "I'm" means "I am" (The apostrophe connects both of those words.)
    UK becomes U.K. because it is an abbreviation for "United Kingdom."
    Habit means a repeated action or pattern, Habitat is an environment.

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    October 5, 2015
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    My first day learning English online.

    Hi, my name is Freddy. I live in Lima, Peru.
    First, I want to say "sorry" for my bad writing. Second, I would like to talk about my parents. They are great people. Due to them knowing a lot of people in their job, they have sold fruit at the market since 1990, but since 2011-14 they haven't worked because my father has a disease. I have seen him through diabetes and the beginning of liver cancer. I am happy he has recovered and now he is good. My father is tough man (he never cried or felt sad, or scared.)
    My parents are known for everything in my town. They have a lot of friends. Each time I walk (Toward the street / Down the street), people that I don't know approach me and ask "how is your father or your mother?"

    Since I was a child, I have gone with them to the market. I am a very happy child, because I have many friends.
    Behind the market, there is a big park to play on. The park has many trees. I went up the trees, and but I fall off of them. I have a lot of the scars in my body, but they never stop me.

    Today I only want to tell you that "I waiting to have a lot of friends."

    See ya. ("See you." is proper, but "See ya." works for informal English and casual conversations.)

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    October 5, 2015
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    Interest and Concern have a similar meaning. Though, Interest means something you Like or something you Want, like a Game. I am interested in Games. Concern means something that bothers you, something Bad, like Bills or Finances. I am concerned by Money.
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    October 5, 2015
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