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Hi everyone! I am hoping to chat with someone who can help me improve my Spanish or Portuguese skills. I also am hoping to learn Japanese! I can help with English in return :) Thanks! Hola! Yo quiero mejorar mi español y busco nuevos amigos que me pueden ayudar :) Gracias!
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  • Answered
    The buyers are not many. "Small quantities of buyers" = a small number of buyers.
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    January 12, 2018
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    January 11, 2018
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    Candidates, nationalities, shows, horses. All plural :)
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    January 11, 2018
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    Glow Serie

    Hello!
    Yesterday, I have finished a (the) fi(r)st season (of) the Glow serie(s).
    The story is about one  a (group of) women group of fighters. Each one have (has a ) different personality.The main cha(ra)cacter is Ruth. She is (a very confused) young woman very confused.
    Debbie was friend(s) (with) Ruth but was betrayed for by her.
    Sam is (a) frustrated director in crisis  (struggling) with the   (his) profession. He is very funny!
    Sebastian is (a) businessman (from a ) rich family.
    Glow is one  a good serie(s), 80’s scenario, (based in the 80's) (and) well produced.


    Nice work! :) 

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    July 22, 2017
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  • Answered
    "I want you to fly with me." In English, "that" isn't normally used when you are saying what you (or someone else) want(s). For example: I want you to come over. You want to go to the beach. We want them to visit.
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    July 20, 2017
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    Good!
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    May 27, 2017
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    I washed all the clothes EXCEPT the blouse. Emphasis goes on the word "except" :)
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    May 27, 2017
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    I would say "don't order me around." In this context, if you say "Don't keep ordering me," it sounds a little strange, almost like someone keeps ordering you off the menu at a restaurant or something (if that makes sense :) ) The only time you would really use "to order" meaning "to boss" or "to demand" would be like, "I order you to bring me that right now." Adding "around" afterwards sounds much more natural in this example. I hope that helps! :)
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    May 27, 2017
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    "To be in the red" means to be in debt. "To make headlines" means the story was all over the news/tv/internet and usually everyone knows about it. Hope that helps! :)
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    May 27, 2017
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  • Corrected

    Here is the last one!  


    5, It is a good idea to offer a gym membership to the employee.

    As your boss and everybody knows, staffs   (staff means a group of workers so it is already plural. But for the following verb, it is considered because it's a single group. I hope that makes sense!! ) is the most important and vital essence of a company, thus, to maintain the employees' health is a double-winning  win-win solution  that would benefit the employees and the company itself.


    Great job! You wrote about a lot of tricky topics but I could still understand it all :) 

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    May 27, 2017
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