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  • Commented

    Thank you a lot for answering me, Jmat and Michael. You guys helped me a lot.

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    November 27, 2015
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    Grammar: Perfect simple x Perfect continuous

    Hello guys, I've been studying english grammar for some time and while I was answering a question minutes ago I realized that I was having troubles with these two sentences. Could you help me? 

     

     - Some friends of yours are having a party next week. You ask:

        My answer: "How many people have been invited?" 

       Book's answer: "How many people have you invited?"

     

    I'd like to know why my answer is wrong and why can't I use the perfect continuos in this case, or if they both are correct.

    Thank you.

    November 27, 2015
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    November 21, 2015
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  • Commented

    Sorry my mistake, what I meant to write was present perfect not simples, I don't know what got to me LOL.

    Thank you very much for you answer, it helped me a lot

     

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    October 16, 2015
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  • Posted
    difference between has he died and did he die?

    I wanna know why and when I can or cannot use them, I've learnt Present Simple but there are some sentences that are still confusing for me.

    Thank you very much!

    October 16, 2015
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  • Posted
    What are the most strange expressions that u know in english?

    I know some that are very used like "It's rainning cats and dogs" but I'd like to know about others. Could you guys show me?

    October 15, 2015
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  • Answered
    Here in Brazil this is more used to formal things, like in companies, banks whatever. But, when we don't know someone and we need to talk to them we use "Senhor or senhora" as a sign of respect. Mostly for people that seems to be over thirty. Over this age is a lot more used "Moça and moço". Understand? Hope I can help you.
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    October 13, 2015
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    Né : É como se fosse uma resposta retórica. Ex: você diz algo e a pessoa concorda, ao invés dela escrever isso ela pode somente colocar "Né" Acha: pode ter vários significados. Como o de achar algo que está perdido ou também de querer saber sua opinião sobre algo. Ex: O que você acha/pensa daquele menino? Kkkkkk: risadas e mais risadas. Dá: pode ser no sentido de você dar algo a alguém. Ex: Me dá aquele caderno, por favor. Espero que possa te ajudar.
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    October 13, 2015
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  • Commented

    Hello, I'm looking for someone to speak, I'd like very much if you could contact me

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    October 12, 2015
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    how to make this foreign's text similar to native's? What should I change?

    Hello, this was a radom group exercise in my class. Could you help me fix it?

    Yesterday when I came home my mother gave me a list of chores to do. So after I finished I was very tired, and I was yawning like every minute. Therefore I went to my bedroom and tried to get some sleep, but it didn't work out because when I had just laid down my mum asked me to wash the dishes, again! So I got up and started yelling at her, how desrespectfull she was, asking me to do this. When I finally  start to wash the dishes a cup broke. My hands were all covered with detergentes and I couldn't prevent the cup from falling Down into the floor. That's why I'm sweeping the ground.

    October 12, 2015
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