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    Hi, I am visiting Costa Rica in a few weeks and would like to improve my Spanish skills before I leave. I have quite a lot of free time and can help with English questions or practice in return. Just let me know and we can get started!
    March 14, 2021
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    Hi, I haven't practiced Spanish in a while. If anyone is interested in chatting in Spanish/ English or has some questions about English, then it is possible.
    July 3, 2020
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    "I was on my way to get to my car" and "suddenly a thief pull out my handbag and I started screaming." are two seperate thoughts meaning you should either add a period (.) or combine them with "when" also pull is in past tense (pulled) I was on my way to get to my car. Suddenly, a thief pulled out my handbag and I started screaming. I was on my way to get to my car when a thief suddenly pulled out my handbag. I started screaming. While "I was on my way to get to my car" is not technically incorrect, it can be easier understood as "I was on my way to my car" Good work!
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    February 28, 2018
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    yes, you are correct. thank you. Russian seems to be widely spoken in parts of Ukraine, making it difficult for a begginer to tell the diffrence.
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    November 4, 2017
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    Help with translation Я не то чтоб уже серьезно тебя люблю – Но мне нравится почему-то, как ты смеешься. Is the woman saying that still still loves the man or that she does not love him any longer? It is important I know the difference. Thank you!
    October 26, 2017
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    It can be sarcastic but typically is not. It is used when someone is okay with someone else doing something. For example - ¨Can I get some food from your refrigerator?¨ -¨Sure, be my guest¨
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    November 22, 2016
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    November 22, 2016
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    November 22, 2016
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    In no case. Case is for instances or situations. Means is an action. For example someone might ask ¨do the ends justify the means?¨ meaning ´´is reaching a goal worth the actions one has to do in order to reach it?´´
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    November 18, 2016
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    It is saying that people think the media and politicians are both out of touch (unaware or unable to relate to), elitist and partisan. How partisan, elitist and out of touch the media is = How partisan, elitist and out of touch the politicians are as denotes equality. That is a very odd sentence because usually when listing things in English we only use the word ¨and¨ once. For example if I was listing two things I would say - A and B. For three things - A,B and C. For four - A,B,C and D I do not think that saying A and B and C is incorrect but but it is rarely used when writing because is becomes confusing. I am not sure if that helped but I hope it did.
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    November 18, 2016
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