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Hi everyone, I just graduated from college ... I love nature for that I've studied forestry. I like to learn about different cultures, now I want to become fluent whith the English and then take the TOEFL exam, I'm also learning Portuguese because I want to go to Brazil like a tourist ... if you can help me whit it, it would be great :), I also can help you with Spanish... We can be language partrners ;). About English I focus especially in the pronunciation, so if we can talk on skype I'd be happy.
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    December 26, 2016
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    What about these ;) :

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=io85Qivsh3E

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlOKn7-AgUQ

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HMwmGPzAis

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5gjah0LKAc

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PgWeiInkeM

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    November 24, 2016
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    Hi Daniel, I wanna learn English, I'm from Perú... So feel free to send me a messaje :) I'm here to make a trade
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    November 24, 2016
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    Esas palabras son sinónimas, se puede usar ambas para que la oración no suene repetitiva. Ejm: "Nunca robé, y nunca lo haré" - "Jamás robé, y nunca lo haré" ( ambas son correctas) ah! ... also, you can use both together. "Nunca jamás" is like "Never ever" -- un modo más enfático de decirlo/a more emphatic way of saying. ah! y hay otra forma más en la que usan jamás " Jamas de los jamases" is like "never ever" too, al menos en Perú así hablamos :P
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    November 15, 2016
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    Lo explicaré con un ejemplo, digamos que el "Estado" contrata a una empresa llamada "CEN" para hacer mobiliarios escolares, pero esta empresa (CEN) no tiene lo necesario para cumplir ese contrato, entonces "CEN" decide contratar a otra empresa llamada "PON" para hacer los mobiliarios escolares que se supone haría "CEN"; podemos decir entonces que "CEN" subcontrató a "PON". Están a la orden,.... significa que algo obedece a otra cosa, pero en este caso la frase: "están a la orden del día" está en un contexto distendido, por ello significa "sucede usualmente" o "sucede siempre"
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    November 15, 2016
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    Spanish, present-tense: "Centro Comercial"

    Soy un principante :)

    Mi esposo y yo vamos al centro comercial. Tengo muchos cupones que quiero usar. Compro dos trajes, tres chaquetas de deporte, jeans azules, y cinco camisas. Mi esposo compra dos suéteres y dos camisas. Cuando salimos, le doy mis cupones que no usados a una mujer. Espero que la mujer use los cupones. Mis pies están cansados después de caminar por seis horas.

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    My husband and I go to the mall. I have a lot of coupons that I want to use. I buy two suits, three blazers, blue jeans, and five shirts. My husband buys two sweaters and two shirts. When we leave I give the unused coupons to a woman. I hope that the woman uses the coupons. My feet are tired after walking for six hours.
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    November 13, 2016
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    ¿was/ were? I'm confused Well, i was listenig music when appear: "If I was your boyfriend, I'd never let you go..." (by Justin Bieber) "If I were a boy(...) I'd roll outta bed in the morning..." (by Beyonce) Past tense - I understand - I / he / she / it - WAS - We / you / they - WERE but ... SUBJUNCTIVE mood -- ??? - I / he / she / it - ??? - We / you / they - ??? Thank you for your help! ;)
    October 20, 2016
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    La FAO define al bosque como “tierras que se extienden por más de 0,5 hectáreas dotadas de árboles de una altura superior a 5 m y una cubierta de dosel superior al 10 por ciento, o de árboles capaces de alcanzar esta altura in situ" ( Land with tree crown cover (or equivalent stocking level) of more than 10 percent and area of more than 0.5 hectares (ha). The trees should be able to reach a minimum height of 5 meters (m) at maturity in situ). En el mundo forestal existen varias discusiones sobre lo que es un "bosque", es una palabra técnica en si ( te lo dice alguien que estudio Forestales :) ) En este caso la selva tropical seria un tipo de bosque, existen varios tipos de bosque en el mundo :). De nada ;) .
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    October 15, 2016
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    Hello, you can use both, almost means the same Ejm: Estuve comiendo Estaba comiendo it's just versatility :)
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    October 15, 2016
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  • Corrected

    My sister's birthday (Spanish version) El cumpleaños de mi hermana (versión en español)

    Hoy es el cumpleaños de mi hermana   's cumpleanos.
    Today is my sister's birthday.

    Ella tiene 43 años.
    She is 43 years old.

    Sus hijas le compraron a ella una bicicleta nueva (remember that you have to conjugate verbs according to the time and to the person (1°, 2° or 3°))
    Her daughters brought her a new bike.

    I gave her ten dollars because I am broke. (jajaja)
    Yo le di a ella 10 dólares porque no tengo dinero.

     De nada ;)

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    October 14, 2016
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