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    The top one is correct. "A year and a half ago" sounds more natural. Also in this case "my name is" is much better. You would only say "its" over the phone to inform them of who theyre speaking to.
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    March 29, 2022
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    ## Una historia sobre mi dia normal (Alguien podría ayudarme a corregir este texto por favor? :) No me gustan las mananas! Me gusta dormir, y no estoy feliz al despertar! Por eso me despierto a qualquier hora entre las siete y media y nueve, depende si estoy cansada o no. Despues de despertarme, tomo un cafe fuerte y leo mis correos electronicos. Abrazamos nuestras perras y los doy de comer. Como a las nueve y viente y me ducho rapido porque ahora estoy apurado para mi primera reunion a las diez con mi equipo en Berlin. Tengo quatro equipos, y tenemos reuniones todos los dias. My trabajo implica hablar mucho! Normalmente termina mi trabajo alrededor de las seis, pero a veces trabajo más tarde. Si no hace frio, camino en la playa despues de trabajar. Cenamos entre las ocho y nueve y me acuesto Despues.
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    March 29, 2022
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    A desperate girl I am currently working on a translation task and I hate it. I do not hate the task itself but I hate dealing with my boss about this. His English is worse than mine, but when I correct his mistakes he is angry. Especially, when I correct the improperly used word combinations. He cannot simply accept that "close patient" and "nearby/close to patient" are not interchangeable. The perfect tenses also do not exist in his space. Whenever he builts a sentence, he uses only simple tenses, but when I say that the perfect one is more suitable, he is angry with me as "the students will somehow understand." Of course, they do understand, but then he complains about how bad in anatomy they are. It is not only about students not studying hard enough, but about their teachers bad English as well. I do some mistakes too, mostly in medical terminology used in the cases reports, but those corrections I accept as I learn that terminology while translating and to be honest, the neuroanatomy is complicated even in Czech, let alone in English. I do my best, but of course I do not know everything when it comes to that vocabulary. I am desperate as he changes my advanced English grammar, as he does not understand it, to (Czech) high school level and I cannot do anything about it. Of course, he will hold me responsible if the committee rejects the project due to insufficient English. If only I did not accept that task...
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    March 29, 2022
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    Today I had my first demo class. The doctor asked me what I like to do in my free time and I said ''I don't have free time ,I have a lot of homework.''ο(=·ω<=)☆
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    March 29, 2022
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    Are these sentences grammatically correct and natural enough? ▪ Sometimes a group of people sympathizes with a certain group of people so much because of their adversity or oppression that they completely dismiss the idea of commiting any crime by that certain group. Even some media use this biased technique to get more followers and earn money and at the end of the day braggingly babble on about their objective news reporting! Even hypocrisy has a limit!
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    March 29, 2022
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    aquí estoy jajajaja
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    November 4, 2018
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    Tuve esta misma problema mientras aprendía español porque tenía una profesora de españa un año y una de puerto rico el año siguiente. Hablo con quíen sea y sólo intento de mantener el accento mexicano. Lo logré más o menos pero aveces me encuentro diciendo palabaras diferentes con accentos diferentes. Digo "aveces" con accento español y "cómo etás" con accento Puertoriqueño. Eso pasa pero con practica construirá su propio accento aunque sea un poco extraño cómo lo mío XD. Buena suerte amigo y si necesita ayuda con inglés que me diga :)
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    November 4, 2018
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  • Commented
    #1 the hard part: learn enough vocab and grammar to come up with sentences on your own.
    #2 search for people to chat with and talk talk talk talk talk dont worry about spelling until you can speak. 
    #3 surround yourself with the language. Music, entertainment, news, all in the language youre learning. Spend as much time on the language as possible as it ALWAYS takes time to learn a language. 

    Mastering a language however is much harder i havent fihured that one out yet XD
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    November 4, 2018
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    November 4, 2018
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    Catching insects was my favorite hobby during my childhood. There was a large area of garden between buildings, and I enjoyed immersing myself in the dirt. There was a way to capture a dragonfly without a bug catcher: lift your finger and stand still; the dragonfly is likely to land on your finger. When I catch the butterfly, I hold my breath and catch the butterfly’s wings with two hands thumb and pointer fingers gently. My grandma told me that there was powder on butterflys' wings, if someone eats a butterfly, he can’t speak anymore. Sometimes in the summer, I collected caterpillars and put them in a plastic bottle, and my mum always worried <strike>if</strike> that they would escape<strike>d</strike>. I stopped catching insects when I grew older because I realized they were <strike>lives</strike> living too. These experiences made me not afraid of most of the insects, but when I came to Australia, I was scared to tears by the size of cockroaches. 
    Good work!
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    November 4, 2018
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