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ANDREA
Spanish
Mar 12, 2021
Fué una excelente charla además de tu buena disposición y buena energía, eres buen conversador sigue así que vas muy bien, interesante charla.
Edith
Spanish
May 8, 2020
Excelente Scott!
Jean Cheng
Spanish
May 2, 2020
Es un gusto total hacer las lecciones con Scott! siempre esta dispuesto a mejorar y aprender cosas nuevas! Buen trabajo como siempre!
Edith
Spanish
Apr 30, 2020
Excelente Scott gracias!!
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  • Answered
    No, I am not conflicted about this whatsoever - a firm 'NO!'. :) I'd prefer to be able to stay on earth where I can go out to eat, go to the beach, go to the movies, and hang out with friends.
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    August 27, 2021
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    Hola iTalki! Cómo están?! Espero que estén muy bien. Estoy aprendiendo español...y tú? Cuál idioma has estudiado o estás estudiando?
    August 27, 2021
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    You can say either I'm worried about you Or I'm worried for you Depending on the context, of course.
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    April 14, 2021
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    Yes, saying "I'm easy" implies that you are given multiple choices and you're trying to say, "I would be good with any of these choices". I'll take it one step further and say that when you use this phrase, you're generally giving the choice or preference back to the other person. You're basically saying, "I'd be good with any of these choices - you choose".
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    April 1, 2021
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    They essentially are just different ways of saying the same thing. The reason why these phrases use the present tense is that they're being used during (or potentially immediately after) the activity being referenced.
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    April 1, 2021
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    "Take one to task" means to confront about a specific issue. "Walk all over" means to take advantage of someone without putting up much of a defense.
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    March 30, 2021
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    It means "sugar daddy" in English. :)
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    March 25, 2021
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    Yes, you could say that. It sounds a little bit formal to say "I must be"...it would sound more natural to say, "I have to hit the road".
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    March 24, 2021
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    "You didn't run it by me" means that you didn't check with me or, as you said, you didn't consult me with me about it. You would not say, "you didn't run it with me". It would not make sense.
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    March 24, 2021
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    Here are some corrections and suggestions to make your text sound more natural: My school is a beautiful place on spring days. There is a little tree that especially stands out. When it is in full bloom, it has such a strong aroma that even a man far from the tree can notice it. It has such a beautiful color that people often stop just to look at it. There are always people gathered around it. It is also famous for its long history. In front of the tree, there is a monument stone* that tells the story of how the tree got there, where it's from, and who provided it to the school. *I wasn't sure if you meant to type stone or sign your original text? You could say monument, monument sign, or monument stone.
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    March 24, 2021
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