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Hello, I'm from barcelona(Spain), computer engineer, and I need to improve my English. if you are interested in language exchange I can teach you spanish ;)
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  • Posted
    could I say "Hay ropa tanto para niño como para niña ?" Are there clothes ... 1) for both boy and girl 2) both for boy and girl 3) for boy as well as girl
    September 14, 2017
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  • Posted
    Iam a little confused about this text. I've realized that since may 22th there was a change of behaviour in the graph , recovering its normal values again on august 21th. it seems as if had been a problem. I would have noticed if I had review this graph before. there was a change or there has been a change or there had been a change...¿? I had review or I have been review or I had been review ¿? What they are ok ¿?
    September 12, 2017
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  • Posted
    difference between follow and follow up What is the diference between follow and follow up ¿?
    April 12, 2017
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  • Commented
    thanks a lot
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    March 21, 2017
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  • Posted
    there was vs there have been

    Hi, im not very clear which i have to use  "there have been vs there was"

    Ha habido un problema con la reserva del hotel :

    - there was a problem with hotel booking

    - there have been a problem with hotel booking


    Hubo un problema con la reserva del hotel:

    - there was a problem with hotel booking

    - there have been a problem with hotel booking


    thxs


    March 21, 2017
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  • Commented
    Txs a lot
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    February 21, 2017
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  • Posted
    difference between "had to do" and "should have been done"

    Im not clear about the difference between:

    - I had to do it

    - I should have done it
    - I ought to do it

    To say: tenía que haberlo hecho

    February 20, 2017
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  • Corrected

    el esquí de fondo

    Hace casi diez aňos que empecé a praticar el esquí de fondo. A decir verdad, al principio no me gustaba mucho porque me resultaba difícil. Pero poco a poco, con la práctica, me enamoré de este deporte. Antes no he conocido a nadie que practicaba No había conocido a nadie que practicara este deporte, aparte de mi padre, pero en los últimos tres aňos el esquí de fondo se ha vuelto muy popular entre mis amigos. Para mí el esquí de fondo es una buena alternativa al esquís aplino, ya que es otro deporte que puedo practicar en invierno. Una gran ventaja de este deporte es que emplea los músculos de los brazos, piernas y abdomen a la vez. Es decir, se trata de un ejercicio aeróbico muy completo y adecuado para todo el mundo sin importar la edad. En general* Es un deporte más barato que el esquí alpino en cuanto respecto al equipamiento y a la ropa y no hay que comprar un forfait. Además uno puede ir a donde desee (quiera), recorrer la distancia que quiera y disfrutar del un paisaje pasando por ( através de ) los bosques o valles nevados. Y por último no hace falta hacer largas filas colas para subir al telesilla.


    * Eliminado general, ya que estas indicando de forma concreta porque es mas barato.

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    February 11, 2017
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  • Posted
    Difference between "have just done it" and "just did it"

    Hi,

      i'm not very clear what the diferrence is between :

     - I have just done it

    - I just did it

    txs a lot

    February 11, 2017
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  • Answered
    La primera es la correcta... la causa por la cual no se marcha es porque está cansado.(tiempo present, indica una acion en el presente) Sin embargo..la segunda.. es presente del subjuntivo ... quedaria asi...no se debe marchar porque este cansado (estas hablando en primera persona comentandoselo a otro hablado de el ).
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    February 5, 2017
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