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    Jean Reno.  I know he is actually Spanish, but he sure is in a lot of French movies.
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    April 16, 2016
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    Absolutely.  Only you can decide how many you can handle at once.  It can lead to some mix ups, for example, remembering the word in language one instead of language three.  My senior year in college I had Russian, French, and German classes and somehow managed to survive.  It was the only semester I made the dean's list, and I overloaded with classes to add German.  Now I'm lucky if I can remember where I left my keys.  ;)
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    April 15, 2016
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  • Answered
    I know why she is confused....it's because of Apple. They never refer to it as "the" Ipad/Apple Watch/Iphone.....it's always just Ipad/Iphone/etc. It's like they are talking about a person. Unless you work for Apple, you should use an article (the, an) before it.
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    April 15, 2016
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    You can't spend science.  ;)
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    April 15, 2016
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    My cousin works for a major network.  He told me there isn't a reality show on TV that has much to do with reality.  They are all heavily scripted and edited so as to make "good television."  Just thought I would throw this out there FWIW.
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    April 15, 2016
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  • Corrected
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    April 15, 2016
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  • Answered
    Yes.
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    April 12, 2016
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  • Answered
    There is something off about him. There is something not right with him. There is something odd about him. There is something strange about him. There are a lot of slang expressions that would also work here, such as "He seems a few fries short of a happy meal." www.urbandictionary.com is a good source for English lessons your teacher would not want you to know. ;)
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    April 12, 2016
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  • Corrected

    My first post in English

    Hi everybody. How are you?
    Well.. I'm a new student here, because I have listened heard that italki is a very good method of learning a language.
    I want especially to learn English because is the international language .
    All my life I have studied grammatic grammar since i had  I was 3 years old, but I haven't dedicated time on  to speaking, and writing.
    It's important for me because I have trained as a receptionist in a hotel and I have the practical exam(prácticas) on in September, and I have to improve my English .... I need it!
    So, what do you recommend for me? A teacher informal or formal? I want to dedicate especially in to speaking, conversation...
    Ïf someone knows a good teacher for me that (you are referring to a person here, so we don't use "that") who can teach me phrases or vocabulary in for hotels and business, please contact me!
    Thanks for the attention!
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    March 25, 2016
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  • Answered
    Does "one week on" here means "after one week"? Yes, but the sentence is awkwardly constructed. A more common use would be "I work one week on, one week off" or something to that effect. Can I say "one day on", "one month on" etc. ? Yes. "But just one week on the 'speckles' had already grown into masses." But in just one week the 'speckles' had already grown into masses. But in only one week the 'speckles' had already grown into masses.
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    March 25, 2016
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