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I'm interested in finding Spanish speakers to help me learn to speak the language as up until now I've mainly been using Duolingo and Memrise to study. I am more than happy to help you with your English in return! Send me a message if you think we could work together! :)
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Olymer Rivera
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May 21, 2017
Un placer ayudar a Sam en su primera lección. ¡Bienvenido!
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    I agree it's pretty hard to make out, but I'd say the word was "enviably".
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    May 21, 2017
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    They are two different ways of making reference to "a clown whose name is Bingo". For example: (1) "Bingo the clown was well known for his amusing routine" (2) "The clown, Bingo, was well known for his amusing routine" Notice I've used commas in sentence (2) to parenthesise the clown's name, but you could legitimately leave out both commas if you wanted to.
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    May 21, 2017
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    I'd say sentence (1) was correct - you might leave out "much" but that's more of a style thing than actually incorrect. Sentence (2) is also correct. The only suggestion I'd make would be to change "demand" to "demands". Both are right but I'd say the plural is more conventional. Well done! :-)
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    May 21, 2017
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