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lidia
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May 16, 2020
¡Fue un verdadero placer poder conocerte, Tatiana!!! Estoy segura de que, con tu gran talento, vas a dominar este idioma mucho más rápido de lo que piensas. ¡Muy feliz fin de semana para ti y Muchas Suerte!
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    There are restrooms on each floor, except on the third floor. At the 7th floor there's only men's room and at the 6th floor there's only lady's room.

    "There are/there is" are better choices for this sentence, since it's an impersonal sign. I don' think you need "note that". It’s better to make it as straightforward as it can be.

    If you'd like more help, I'd be happy to assist you. Feel free to look at my teaching profile and class offerings and send me a message if you think I can help you.
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    February 19, 2020
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    Hi Kris! What kind of classes are you looking for? If you want check out my teacher profile and send me a message, I teach conversation lessons (if you just want to practice), grammar lessons, beginner lessons, whatever you prefer :)
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    February 19, 2020
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    For me it does not sound so strange, but anyway I think option number 3 is the best one. Another way to do it is to break the sentence by changing the order, for example: "Some people call anyone they know 'a pal', even people they are meeting for the first time" If you'd like more help, I'd be happy to assist you. Feel free to look at my teaching profile and class offerings and send me a message if you think I can help you.
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    February 19, 2020
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    Hi! There was no accident. Nothing happened because he was scared of ruining his book if he'd dropped food on it. So he did not eat with his book close to the food. Is that clear? If you'd like more help, I'd be happy to assist you. Feel free to look at my teaching profile and class offerings and send me a message if you think I can help you.
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    February 19, 2020
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    Hello there! Let's see, 'scrupulous' is an adjective, so its use in that sentence is a bit weird. You can say "turn off the lights scrupulously" since "scrupulously" is the adverb and shows the way you should do something. BUT, it sounds a bit weird and unnecessary. You can just say "remembering to turn off the lights". It is simpler and effective! If you'd like help with anything else, feel free to check my teaching profile, send a message or book a lesson!
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    February 19, 2020
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