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I am proficient in English (I'm an editor!) and I have had a lifelong fascination with various languages. I love the sound of them, I love to hear them being spoken, various accents in English, and I believe the Sapir Whorf hypothesis is true. I can also speak, read, and write Hindi, Marathi, and Tamil. I have learned French in college, a bit later, and once again on Duolingo. But I have no experience speaking it. I live and work in London. I love nature, history, and phenomena that are just outside the realm of scientific explanation! I also love science, comics, books, crafts, and tai-chi (among other things!)
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    Vie Aprés mort du corps Je crois qu'il y a vie aprés mort du corps. Je suis née dans une famille hindoue et je practique la Wicca et l'hindouisme en ce moment. Dans ma conviction, il y a une Déesse; C'est l'origine de cet univers. Nous sommes des pieces de cette Déesse. Dans l'hindouisme et Wicca, il y a une histoire de "genesis": Comment la vie a commencé. Est-ce que vous le connaisez? Quelles sont votre croyances sur ce sujet?
    April 25, 2017
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    The correct tense here is the future perfect. "They will have played ..." The FUTURE PERFECT TENSE indicates that an action will have been completed (finished or "perfected") at some point in the future. from grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/tenses/future_perfect.htm
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    April 17, 2017
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    Hi Ramin, Good question! "Be learned" is a passive way of saying something, where the doer (the person doing the action) is hidden. If you had to use the passive voice in this sentence, you would say "English will be learned in the future". I wouldn't recommend using passive voice. I will learn English. You don't actually need to say "in the future". When you say "i will" it already signifies future tense. I hope that helps!
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    April 17, 2017
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    I haven't done this for Spanish yet, but for French I like watching TV shows and French movies. Once I get a little better at it, I'll be looking on Netflix for Spanish movies and Youtube and podcast feeds for "slow" Spanish news or cooking shows and see how much i can understand!

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    April 17, 2017
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