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I am a Canadian airline pilot so being bilingual is important to me and employers. I would like to have regular conversations in French so that I may practice and in exchange I can assist with you practicing your English. Looking forward to meeting you all! Geoff
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May 30, 2016
C'était un plaisir Geoff ! A bientôt j'espère ! :)
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  • Corrected

    A few sentences. What are the mistakes?

    In the book that I'm currently reading. Nicolas, is the main character. He's an officer in charge of an important investigation in the eighteenth century. The investigation that he leads is important because it's linked to another mystery concerning a few personal papers of the king.

    To lead this investigation, Nicolas has a lot of rights and has a lot of money for paying a lot of indicators in Paris. He leads this investigation with a colleague who has much more experience than Nicolas.


    No mistake in here accept the one spelling error in the word investigation.  I crossed out the line in the second paragraph as you want to avoid the use of the same words in one sentence.  You can say there is a lot of something, then begin to list those items.  It`s better to say, he has a lot of rights and money because you already use the word ``a lot`` later in the sentence.


    I hope this helps :)

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    April 26, 2016
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  • Answered
    To correct your initial question, the following is the correct grammar and tense. Does these three sentences has the same meaning? (Incorrect) Do these three sentences have the same meaning? (Correct) Does would be used if you were referring to one sentence (singular) Using the words do and have are used as you are talking about more than one sentence (plural) I hope this helps!
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    April 15, 2016
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  • Corrected

    Many ways to use "so far" please correct

    P1: How is your day so far?,
    P2: Oh, so far so good. I think I am doing well in at the front desk.  Until now I haven´t received any training but I used my common sense!
    P1: You haven´t been training trained yet? I hear that Personnel Chief manager is looking for a trainer so far.
    P2: I heard the same, but.... so far they didn´t haven't find found anyone. You know, up to this time I can´t find the telephone book, because I want to call to the electrician for aboutmy bathroom. Can you help me?
    P1: Sure, let me see. I will look in these the drawers (5 minutes later) Hey, up to this point, I can't find it.
    P2: Don´t worry. I will ask to my manager. maybe he has it in his office.
    Mr. Smith, I just wanted to know where is the telephone book is?
    Mr. Smith: Have you searched in your desk?
    P2: Yes, I have searched for it in the drawers thus far, but andI will continue looking for it in on the shelves.
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    April 14, 2016
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  • Posted
    Informations sur moi Bonjour, Je m'appelle, Geoff. Je suis une pilote à Air Canada et Je vien de Toronto, Canada. J'aime jouer la guitare, tennis, et faire du surf. J'apprends le français Parce que c'est important pour mon occupé et ma copine est Canadien Français. Merci pour votre temps.
    April 14, 2016
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