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    "Just" can mean: -exactly -very recently -barely -simply -really (emphasis) Only: -solely or exclusively -single, unique -except They can both be used interchangeably to mean "simply," but there is a number of differences.
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    January 18, 2017
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    Why Do Some Sentences Start With "que"? From what I understand, (correct me if I'm wrong) other than meaning "that," it can be used kind of in the sense of "may," like in this example: Que Dios te bendiga- May God bless you. But I've seen sentences where neither rule seem to apply, and I'm sure it's not just "qué" missing the accent. I'm sorry I can't provide any examples, but does anybody know what I'm referring to?
    January 18, 2017
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    How can you hear the difference between an accented and normal vowel? I'm talking about words like these: tú, tu sé, se sí, si I know the differences between them, I'm just still unsure as to how you can differentiate them in speech. People always say that there is more emphasis on the accented vowel, but how exactly is it emphasized?
    January 18, 2017
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    People say this more in the sense of the second meaning you listed. It basically means: "Don't be a hypocrite."
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    January 7, 2017
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    I would be glad to help you.


    Where do you want to start? Do you have any questions first?

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    January 7, 2017
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    It sounds perfectly fine to me. Whether it should be "has remained" or just "remained" depends on what you're trying to say. Unless that subtlety matters to you, I'm fairly certain that the sentence is correct.
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    January 6, 2017
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    It's not an exception to anything, the same word "have" is being used two different ways. There are two different ways to use "have." It can mean to have done something (perfect tense), or to have/possess something. In the example you mentioned, you're seeing the past perfect tense; when you say "We had had," you're saying you had had (or possessed) something at some time in the past before something else happened. It's not wrong, but it's a little confusing to look at even for English speakers. I hope you know what I mean.
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    January 6, 2017
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    Regards

    good afternoon everyone.
    I want to learn to speak English, I'm at a basic level but want to practice towards perfection

    Es difícil de entender lo que quieres decir, pero creo que ¨towards perfection¨ sea la corrección más apropiado sin cambiar demasiado las palabras. Es decir ¨hacia perfección¨ hasta se alcance la perfección. No estoy segura si tenga sentido para ti, pero si quieras decirlo así, usa eso. Lo que dijo Karen fue ¨así que hablo perfectamente.¨ No es una gran diferencia, pero si te importe los específicos, considera lo que he dicho antes. Las otras partes de tu oración son gramaticalmente correctas.

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    April 8, 2016
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    Hago consejos en español debajo así que no tengas que leerlo en inglés. Quizás me ayudes en aprender español y ojalá puedas entenderme. Siente la libertad de corrígeme si yo cometa errores.

    Quieres decir ¨in adopting,¨ no ¨to adopt.¨ Los infinitivos de inglés no funcionan de la misma manera que los de español. Por ejemplo, para decir ¨El adoptar,¨ se dice ¨Adopting.¨

    En ese contexto, deberías decir ¨like¨ o ¨such as.¨ ¨As¨ no es exactamente lo mismo como ¨como,¨ aunque son muy similares.

    SO, YOU WANT TO ADOPT A PET? GREAT IDEA!

    Dear Sir or Madam,

    I send you this email because I’m interested in adopting a dog. I’m a dynamic person who loves nature and I practice outside sports as hiking and running. So a dog is the perfect pet for me and my hobbies.

    Also, I have been living in a house for last years with a big living room and kitchen and a pretty big garden which is awesome to install a kennel. My house is in a suburb close to a river and forest.

    Finally I would like to tell to you that I have had a dog for 12 years when I was a child and I know what kind of care a dog needs.

    Yours Faithfully,
    M.-


    Esto es muy bien escrito. Me sorprendo de realizar que no hables inglés como natal, porque veía tan pocos errores al corregir. 

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    April 7, 2016
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