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Mar 3, 2021
Gracias, Anna. Me encanta tenerte como mi alumna y que estés motivada por mejorar tus habilidades de Español.❤
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Sep 26, 2018
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  • Answered
    Get around to doing/get round to doing is correct. You should always use the “ing” ending after “get (a)round to” eg. get around to buying, get around to cleaning etc. Hope that helps!
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    August 5, 2022
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  • Answered
    “Get around to” and “get round to” have the same meaning.
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    August 5, 2022
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  • Answered
    Hi! To get round to doing something = to do a task or activity that you have been avoiding
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    August 5, 2022
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  • Answered
    To me the first one sounds more natural
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    November 1, 2021
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  • Corrected
    I learnt to play the piano when I was young. I think the piano is a beautiful and special instrument because it is not only suitable for solo performances, but also accompanied by other instruments.
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    July 6, 2021
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  • Corrected
    fishing day

    I went fishing with my kid last weekend, <s>just by</s> at a nearby pond. We used a large pocket net<s>s</s> to catch fish，no fish came into the net, only some small shrimps, but my kid liked it a lot. Considering every creature has the right to live，I told my kid not to bring the creatures home, so we observed them carefully and then let them go back into <s>the </s>nature.

    The text is well written, just a few small mistakes.
    I changed the preposition to "AT". (If you say "BY" it means "CLOSE TO")
    Make sure you are consistent with singular and plural - I was not sure if it was one or more than one net :)
    As nature is an abstract noun, we don't need to use an article (THE) here.
    If you have any other questions, feel free to send me a message!
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    May 19, 2020
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  • Corrected

    This is well written and I can see you have good knowledge of sophisticated grammatical structures! Just a few small corrections. I hope this is helpful and let me know if you have any other questions. Good luck!


    In the year 2020, I will be graduated in my undergraduate degree... 

    Dont say "I will be graduated" but "I will have graduated" You can say "I will have graduated from university" OR "I will have completed my degree" (We don't really say "graduated in my degree") 

    and I already have new plans being planned for the year 2021

    A more natural way of saying this would be "I am already making new plans for the year 2021". We typically use the verb 'make' when talking about plans. 

    You could also say "I have begun making plans for 2021". 

    For these plans to be successful, I especially need my English to be advanced.

    In 2017 I started a course to study English and I'm about to finish, but my listening and speaking are still very bad, as well as having great difficulty in writing long texts and interpreting them.

    A more natural way of saying this: "In 2017 I started an English course..."  I would also split the sentence with 'and' to make it tidier "but my listening and speaking are very bad and I also have great difficulty writing long texts and interpreting them."


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    Hi, could you please fix it for me?
    Thank you!

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    February 1, 2019
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  • Answered
    Hi Lina, 'A' goes before nouns which start with a consonant (b,c,d,f,g,h,j,k,l,m,n,o,p,q,r,s,t,v,w,x,y,z) e.g. A doctor, a table 'An' goes before nouns which start with a vowel (a,e,i,o,u) e.g. An elephant, an apple. Hope this helps!
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    September 16, 2018
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  • Answered
    Hiya, No biweekly is twice a week and fortnightly is once every two weeks. So if you have a meeting biweekly you have a meeting two times in the week, and if you have a meeting biweekly you have it one time every two weeks. Hope that is clear! Let me know if you need more examples Anna
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    July 12, 2018
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  • Commented
    Hi Veronica, yes you can use it in written English :) 
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    May 24, 2018
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