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    You can say "What's the TEMPERATURE today?" Meaning how hot or cold it is. You can say "What's the TEMPERATURE outside?" Sometimes it hotter or colder outside than it is inside or the other way around. You can ask "What's the TEMPERATURE of the Air conditioner?" The Answers to theses question will probably be with the word degree. "It's 78 degrees today.' It's 98 degrees outside" "The temperature of the Air conditioner is 62 degrees." Hope it helps.
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    July 29, 2016
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    I think that we should choose a role model by selecting some characteristics we appreciate in every person we meet.This way we can build a specifically role model that would be fit for ourselves to change into better."
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    July 29, 2016
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    Dios Mio = Oh my God 
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    July 28, 2016
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    The difference.. What's the difference between "Me" and "Mi"? When do I use one over the other? Thank you friends.
    July 28, 2016
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    Starting from the basics. Is this correct? Yo (I) tu (you) ella/ello (her/him) Norsotros (we) vosotros (them) Am I missing any?
    July 28, 2016
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    Persuade is to get someone to charge their mind about something. In this case they persuaded the people to travel with them because originally they were not going to travel with them. The usage of this is not uncommon but naturally in a conversation you might say " They talked us into traveling with them." If you were to use " they managed to persuade" no one will think twice about how you used this phrase it sounds just as natural. :)
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    July 28, 2016
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    Native American English speakers pronounce "clothes" like close or cloze .. weird right!
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    July 27, 2016
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    I think it might be a typo. Maybe it is suppose to be "glanced away" meaning he looked away.
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    July 27, 2016
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    The second sentence is correct but the first feels a little funny. I would remove the word either and rephrase it. He refused to shake hands with their guests. He also refused to sit and talk to them. :) Hope it helps
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    July 27, 2016
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    Which = is used when there is an option of some sort to chose from. "Which" color do I want? "Which" person do I like? Who = is used in reference to a person or people. "Who" is coming with me? "Who" is that person? That = is used when referring to something specific. "That" book. "That" girl. "That" dog. "That" place. Whose = is most commonly used when asking about the owner of something "whose" book is this? "Whose child is this? "Whose" dog is this? It can also be used instead of "who is" Whose coming with me or who is coming with me? In this case its up to you which to use. Whom = its another way to say "who" but I would say it's more proper. What = is a question word "what" are you doing? "What" is that? "What" is this? These are the most usages of these words as your english gets better you will be able to use them more freely. Hope this helps a little!
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    July 27, 2016
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