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Hi guys! I´m from Argentina, I´m 27 and studing a lot in order to obtain the ADVANCED (CAE) certificate. My greatest difficulty is to understand in the "listening section" a native speaker when speaking fast. The listening seccion samples contein mostly british accent. I do understand when someone speak a little slowly, but problems come when the native speaker speak faster.... this is my weakest point Feel free to add me to facebook http://www.facebook.com/christianalejandro.lacroix or even better to SKYPE in order to talk using a microphone, my nick is CRISTIAN..ALEJANDRO (double dot between the two words). Because of my profession, I speak very formally and have a neutral accent. I will be more than glad if you can help me. Thanks a lot
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    November 15, 2012
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    Hola!
    Yo soy Sabriye. Soy de Turquia. Soy estudiante. Tengo veinteitres años.

    aunque correcta gramaticalmente, suena muy tosca al ser leida. Algo mejor sería lo siguiente: "hola, me llamo Sabriye, soy de Turquía, estudiante, y tengo 23 años.

    Igualmente si hubieras dado más datos se podría hacer una mejor oración. Saludos

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    March 27, 2011
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    Me resulta dificil darte una respuesta con una regla general. Dame algunos ejemplos de lo que hayas estado estudiando y te trato de explicar.
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    March 25, 2011
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    I´m getting ready for my TOEFL Hi to everyone, I´m Alex fom Argentina, I´m 25 and I´m studying a lot on my free times in order to talke the TOEFL exam. I hope to pass it because it is a requirement to get into the chancellery, I mean the diplomatic carrer. That would be my dream come true, because I love to travel. In special USA and Italy and their cultures, I have also studied Italian and portuguese. I hope someone read it and could give me a hand with my spoken english. I really need to pass the exam. Thanks a lot.
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    ale__sj's notebook entry: Mar 24, 2011 Hi to everyone, I´m Alex fom Argentina, I´m 25 and I´m studying a lot on my free times in order to talke the TOEFL exam. I hope to pass it because it is a requirement to get into the chancellery, I mean the diplomatic carrer. That would be my dream come true, because I love to travel. In special USA and Italy and their cultures, I have also studied Italian and portuguese. I hope someone read it and could give me a hand with my spoken english. I really need to pass the exam. Thanks a lot.
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    March 24, 2011
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    En Argentina se le llama "doblar en U"... dependiendo si está tachado o no sería "permitido doblar en U" o "prohibido doblar en U"
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    January 11, 2011
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    http://web.abo.fi/csk/proj/vkk/caminando/5/recordando/condicionalysubjuntivo.htm
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    September 15, 2010
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    Mis deportes favoritos

    <strike>Primero</strike> antes que nada me gusta el  futbol. Me gusta futbol de los estados unidos pero me gusta mucho futbol del mundo (soccer). Juegé durante  tres años cuando tenía 14-17 años, juegé en  la posición que se llama "striker". Me gusta el  tenis y tambien el béisbol, pero no me gusta básquetbol porque yo creo que es muy aburrido de ver.

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    September 3, 2010
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    Hola! Me llamo Juan! Soy estudiante.

    Es dificil escribir sin simbolos especiales espanoles, pero me da pereza cambiar algo. Siempre <strike>hago</strike> cometo <strike>muchas faltas</strike> muchos errores en los textos pequenos por eso tengo que escribir mas, pero no se de que...vamos a ver...


    In your sentence the grammar is right, but we don´t use to talk like that, it sound odd


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    September 3, 2010
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