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Profesor Hernández
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Apr 9, 2016
Muchas gracias Patrick! Fue una sesión bastante interesante, pudiste practicar bastante y tienes un gran potencial para aprender nuevos idiomas. ¡Nos vemos pronto! :)
Jan
Czech
Apr 8, 2016
No worries .... with your determination and enthusiasm it'll be a piece of cake :)
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  • Corrected
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    November 12, 2016
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  • Answered
    "He has come on time" could be used in a long term past sense, like if you're a school teacher talking about a student and you say "He has come on time many times before, but this past week he's repeatedly been late". "He came on time" is more one instance, as in "He came on time on Tuesday". But that's being pretty nit-picky, sorry haha.
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    July 23, 2016
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  • Commented

    Its totally "Who did you go out with?"

    You could also make it, if you wanted to, any of the following:

    "With whom did you go out?" this is rather strange and old fashioned,

    "Who went out with you?" if the other people are being discussed,

    "Did you go out with  -nombre- ?" asking who the other people were,

     

    Hope this is helpful

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    April 9, 2016
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