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ENGLISH: Hello! My name is Braeden, and I am a native speaker of English from the United States. I am interested in learning French. Currently, I’m not very good, but I hope to improve. I can help anyone with their English. In exchange, I would love to have someone to speak in French to, or to practice. However, I would be glad to speak to you in English to help you practice, even if you are not a speaker of one of the languages that I’m studying. I am from the United States, and can teach you American customs or culture. There are many things that I am interested in, I love to read (Harry potter is my favorite book) and I love Marine Biology. I hope we will have much in common Talk to you soon! FRANÇAIS: Bonjour! Je m’appelle Braeden, et j’habite aux États-Unis. J’apprends le français, mais je ne parle pas très bien. Je peux vous enseigner de la culture américaine. Envoyez-moi un message! Je suis sûr que nous aurons beaucoup à parler. Au revoir!
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    Quelle est la difference entré les deux? Bonjour tout-le-monde!

    Quelle est la difference entre ces deux?

    "J'ai besoin d'aller chez mon ami."

    "Je dois aller chez mon ami."

    Pourrait-quelqu'un expliquer les differences entre les phrases au dessous?

    Merci beaucoup!

    May 1, 2018
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    Yes, those are interchangable.
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    April 20, 2018
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    « À » ou « en » ? Bonjour! Comment est-ce que je sais quand mettre un “à” ou un “en”? Avec Paris et Normandie, on utilise “à”, mais avec “Alsace” et “France” on utilise “en”. Quand est-ce que on utilise un préposition, ou l'autre? Merci Beaucoup! English: Hello! How do I know when to put an “à” or a “en”? With Paris and Normandy, one uses an “à”, but with Alsace and France, one uses “en”. When do I use one preposition, as opposed to the other? Thank you!
    March 17, 2018
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    Hi Ahmed,

    For a intermediate learner such as yourself, I would suggest reading a lot. Reading English books, as well as the newspaper, will help to expand your vocabulary and give you examples of English writing in a professional manner.

    I would also recommend reading something out loud, with an eye on your pronunciation. You can get an audiobook, and read it out loud. Then, you can listen to how the speaker says it. Try to mimic their pronunciation. You will notice your pronunciation get better. 


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    March 16, 2018
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    Hi Sinem! “I’m wondering, too” will refer to something that you don’t yet know, and are thinking about. Like, “Max is wondering about the answer on the test” “I’m in suspense” usually refers to when you don’t know what’s going to happen next, usually in a book or TV show when the next installment hasn’t been made available. “Max was in suspense, after he read that his favorite character was dangling off a cliff. The next book will not be released for 10 months!” Suspense is typically a more powerful word. Usually, they are not interchangeable, but people will understand what you mean. ____ Both of the second answers are interchangeable, but “It’s not that I dont trust you” sounds a lot better. Most situations, you can just use that one.
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    March 16, 2018
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    please correct it!

    My brother and his coworkers have just have released this video introducing one of the small towns in Japan called "Kushiro", which is located to the eastern, in Hokkaido.(Hokkaido is one of the prefectures located at the top of Japan.) He actual appears in this video! The guy wearing a glass (do you mean ‘glasses’?) is my brother. I know that Japan is quite [This is correct, but I think ‘well’ sounds better] known as pop culture, with advanced technology [Usualy, technology is singular, even when it looks like it should be plural] or and like that kind of stuff, but also they've got lots of beautiful natures  [This is grammatically correct, but doesn’t sound right. I would say something like: “Japan has lots of beautiful wildlife and many natural wonders] and nature activities as well, which are quiet quite similar to Canada! I just want you guys who are living out of Japan to know about this town. Plz check this out!

    Ayano, 

    You write very well! Keep up the good work!

    P.S. Also, nature is (almost) never plural. Just something to keep in mind


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    March 16, 2018
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    Un voyage en France Je veux aller en France, mais je ne suis jamais aller. Un jour je veux aller. Quand je vais, je vais aller à Paris, pour un jour ou 2. Je veux visiter La Tour Eiffel. Elle est belle et grande. Je vais visiter Le Louvre, parce que il a beaucoup de dessins. Il y a beaucoup de touristes en Paris, alors je vais aller à Normandie. Je vais regarder les plages et l’ocean, et les cimetières des souliers américains. Je veux aller à Alsace aussi, parce que c’est très très beau. Je veux rester en France pour comme long comme possible. J'espère que je puis vais quelquefois dans le futur. S’il vous plaît, pouvez-vous faitez des corrections? Merci! À bientôt!
    March 16, 2018
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    correct me

    Making friends or [We would probably say “And” here, because “or” sounds a bit odd, but it depends on your meaning] communicating with other people is not my strong suit.
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    March 16, 2018
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    The impact of social media

    In our modern current modern society, the social media are  is a part of our everyday life.
    There are many advantages to use them of using it, but also many disadvantages.
    First and foremost, social media are is a great way to stay in touch / and communicate with people all over the world. Thus we can share photos, images, videos, etc.., which is not possible by just sending a letter.
    However, there are aslo also some bad sides. These websites are made in [such] a way that we use it them as often as possible. And numerous people are hooked / addicted on to it, especially young people. Some of them spend all their time on Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, etc... They are always connected to it but they are disconnected with people. The paradox is that social media brings people closer people that are away from each other geographically, but its isolates people from people which who are close physically.
    For conclude In Conclusion, it’s said from a serious study [This wording makes grammatical sense, but a native speaker would most likely say: “studies show”] that the more time a person spends time on social media, the more she risks to become becoming  unhappy or depressive depressed.

    Hello!

    The edits I made are just ones that make the sentences flow better, as well as a few gramatical edits. Excellent job with this writing, I could understand you just fine, but there are some small mistakes which are easily fixable.

    Have a good day!

    P.S. The edit I made from “modern current society”, to “current modern society” isn’t really a rule that they teach us English speakers, but the latter phrasing sounds better. “Modern current society” doesn’t sound right.


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    March 15, 2018
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