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Getulio Tamid
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Nov 16, 2017
I'm so glad for having found such a great and committed student. I also couldn't ask for a better student who is not afraid of taking the risks to speak and dare to boldness in using some new expressions in Portuguese. Thank you big time, dear Cheers
Getulio Tamid
Portuguese
Sep 27, 2017
Obrigado a voce. Fico esperando! Parabens
Getulio Tamid
Portuguese
Aug 9, 2017
Tambem gostei de cantar garota de Ipanema com voce! Obrigado!
Getulio Tamid
Portuguese
Jul 24, 2017
Eu fico muito grato por sua disposição em estudar comigo e estou feliz pelo seu progresso também. Obrigado, abraço
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    My daily routine

    Hello, can you correct my notebook entry? Thanks!

    Every morning I wake up around 7, and I start my day with a fast quick shower. After that, I have breakfast. Usually I eat a yogurt and I have a coffee.* Then I dress up get dressed, I brush my teeth, and I brush my hair. **Then I'm ready to go to the college. I take my  ^the bus and then I have a short walk to my department. Very often I have class both in the morning and in the afternoon, so I have lunch at a bar near my dept, with my friends. Otherwise, if I have lessons only in the morning, I come back home for lunch. When I have not class^^, I study or I spend time in my hobbies (I love reading, running, watching TV series, going to the theater). At the end of the day, after dinner, I usually I watch a movie with my family and then I go to bed.


    *This is correct grammatically. However, you could also say. Usually I have a yogurt and coffee.

    **You have started the sentence in the first person, so it is not necessary to continue to use the pronoun I in your list. That is implied. "Then I get dressed, brush my teeth, and brush my hair."

    ^The use of my implies possession. The sentence makes sense but sounds like you own the bus. Using 'the' makes more sense for the sentence...unless you do own the bus. : ) 

    ^^There are a couple ways to say this sentence. You can say:

                1. When I don't have class,

                2. When I have no classes,

    I would usually use the first option rather than the second. The second is more formal.


    Great Job! It's a great entry. : )

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    October 19, 2017
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