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    Aprendiedo el español en un colegio inglés En el año pasado mi vida ha cambiado mucho. Ahora voy a un nuevo colegio y mis clases de español son muy diferentes. Antes solo aprendía cosas muy básicas. Hablaba sobre mis fines de semana y mi familia y amigos. Hoy en día estoy aprendiendo sobre los valores en los países hispanohablantes y la igualdad de los sexos entre muchos otros temas. Hoy empezamos a hablar sobre la gastronomía de España. Discutimos la paella de Valencia y el pulpo de Galicia. Pronto vamos a aprender sobre las lenguas de España como el catalán. Tengo muchas ganas de empezar esto porque los idiomas me interesan tanto. ¡Gracias por su tiempo!
    March 13, 2019
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    A bad day

    It was a raining this morning. I woke up early because I had an important meeting with a customer. When I woke up I made my coffee like every morning and while it was being made I took a shower. When I finished, the coffee was made but there wasn't any milk - it was finished. I love late coffee but I hate just coffee without milk, so I couldn't have breakfast.

    Then I got dressed up. I had chosen the clothes the night before. When I went to put on my jumper, it was dirty and the stocking was broken. I couldn't believe it.
    I chose an some other clothes and finally I went to my car. I got to the middle of motorway when I got a flat tire. I tried to call a mechanic but I didn't have signal and so I called an emergency number.
    In the end the police helped me but I didn't get up to the meeting and I lost this customer. I called her to say sorry, but she was really angry.

    So I need to have breakfast in the morning because when I don't do this I have a terrible day!


             =A word that had a spelling error which I corrected

             =A word or phrase that I exchanged for something else

             =A punctuation error that I corrected

             =A word or phrase that does not need to be there


    Overall, this was very good and very well-written. Your errors are mainly minor and the piece was very understandable.  :)

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    June 28, 2017
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    La Bruja de Portobello El otro día fui a la biblioteca de mi ciudad. Allí busqué por libros en español. Encontré una sección llena con libros en otros idiomas. Finalmente, encontré un libro de Paulo Coehlo. He leído El Alquimista y lo disfruté mucho. Pensé que era inspirador. El mismo día empecé a leer La Bruja de Portobello. Todavía no he leído mucho pero entenderlo es un gran reto. Toma mucho tiempo para leerlo ¡Tendré que renovar el libro antes de teminarlo! Estoy feliz de haber encontrado un libro de un escritor que conozco. Al menos no tengo que leer un libro sobre algo aleatorio y aburrido. ¡Adiós!
    May 22, 2017
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    Find your destination

    In this world, we always envy those who have found their destination.They are happy because of they know what to do and get step by step closer to their dream everyday.
    Like many people, we are always so confused on our own way so we lives in a shiftless way and wastes our time. What's worse is that we don't know and it feels boring for us. So we should try our best to find the way that we enjoy instead of waiting for it. In other words,we should take the initiative.

    I'm fortunate to be one of those people finally. We need to bravely face our fear, not to avoid it. Right?

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    May 15, 2017
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    ¡La música de España! ¡Hola! Para me ayudar a aprender Español, he empezado a escuchar a la música de España. Mi músico favorito es Álvaro Soler. Sus canciones son muy feliz y me hacen sentir como estoy en un país caliente. Yo recomiendo El Mismo Sol, Sofia y Animal. Además, hoy escuché a la versión en Español de Hips Don Lie. ¡Ahora no puedo parar de cantarlo! Creo que escuchar a música en una otra idioma es muy útil. Oigo palabras que entiendo y luego nunca las olvido. Gracias por leer. ¡Adiós a todos!
    May 14, 2017
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    Younger

    Hi

    Recently my friend and I went to the cinema to see a new film (I'm sixteen and she is seventeen).
    We said the film that we wanted to see, but the seller said that I didn't look sixteen and that they could not sell me a ticket. It was so embarrassing! I didn't have identification documents and I just didn't know what to do. But my friend said "Let's go to the other checkout." and we bought tickets there. I don't know what it was, but it was nice and at the same time "What? I'm not twelve!"

    I just hope you will help me correct the errors.
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    May 14, 2017
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    A cliche is something that is overused and said so often that it has lost all its originality. An example of a cliche is "Don't judge a book by its cover". You can also use "cliche" to describe a person. For instance, a type of character in a movie that appears often, like the reluctant hero (Bilbo Baggins) or the Chosen One (Harry Potter, could be described as a cliche character.
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    May 14, 2017
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    Which part of a TV series can catch your attention the most?

    I like to watch TV shows very much. Recently I watched a TV series again and again, I can't even count how many times I watched it. It's a really good TV show. The two actors are excellent. I don't know how to express my love for them. I don't know if you have had the same experience as me. Then I wonder why do I like the TV series so much, which part of the TV series catches my eye? Is it just because of the handsome actors? Or is it because of the plot and the story? Is it because it's the kind of TV series I like? I don't know, I think I like the whole TV series!!
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    May 14, 2017
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