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    "Right now" is "in this moment" so it does not make sense to combine with a past-tense verb or a future-tense verb. 1 and 6 are incorrect because the verbs are in past tense. 4 is incorrect because the verb is in future tense. 2, 3, and 5 are correct English.
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    January 1, 2016
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    Because it continues to be a hot topic. You use past tense when a time frame has been completed (Obesity WAS a hot topic in 2010) and present perfect when it continues into today (Obesity HAS BEEN a hot topic... and continues to be)
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    January 1, 2016
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    ¿Como estudiar portugués cuando habla español?/ How to study Portuguese when you speak Spanish? My native language is English, but I speak and understand Spanish and I would like to start learning Portuguese. Because Spanish and Portuguese are fairly similar, I wondered if anyone had any advice on using my Spanish to make learning Portuguese easier. Mi idioma materna es inglés, pero también hablo español y me gustaría empezar de aprender portugués. Porque español y portugués se parecen bastante, quisiera saber si alguien tendría recomendaciones o consejos en usar español a facilitar aprender portugués. Thanks!
    January 1, 2016
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    Cute - feminine, small, young, brightly-colored, etc. A cute dress. A cute baby Pretty - physically attractive, feminine, etc. A pretty girl. A pretty picture. Beautiful - nice-looking or meaningful or important in some other way. A beautiful sunset, a beautiful family, a beautiful wedding
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    January 1, 2016
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    "Fragile" means that it could easily break, either literally (china, pottery) or figuratively (a "fragile" person gets their feelings hurt easily). "Frail" means "sickly" or "weak" and nearly always refers to a person.
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    January 1, 2016
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