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Martha
Polish
Jun 29, 2021
Thank you Aline, it's nice to meet you! You seem to be really motivated to study Polish and I hope I can help you with discovering this unique language :) Have a great day!
Piotr
Polish
Jun 15, 2021
The lesson went super well. Keep up the great motivation and you'll surprise those for whom you learn in no time!
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  • Answered
    Yes, it might. You can use the expression 'by all means' to tell someone that you are very willing to allow them to do something :)
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    August 19, 2022
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    In addition, some irregular verbs follow this same conjugation pattern: (infinitive - past simple - past participle) begin - began - begun drink - drank - drunk sing - sang - sung
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    January 29, 2022
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    Oi Thiago, tudo bem? Vamos agendar algumas aulas pra que eu possa te ajudar no português? Sou brasileira, instrutora profissional aqui no italki :)
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    February 6, 2019
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    February 6, 2019
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    When you look for something you might find it or not. 'To look for' means to search for it. For example, you are at home and ask your spouse: "I am LOOKING FOR my keys. Do you know where they are?" Then you look on the kitchen table, in your bathroom, everywhere. After 5 minutes, you FIND it under a scarf on your bed. You say: "I'VE FOUND it!". You take the keys and leave :)
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    January 24, 2019
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  • Commented
    Hello, Vas. If you want to improve your speaking skills you should speak. As simple as this ;) I'm a professional teacher. Come have conversation lessons with me so I can help you more.
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    January 11, 2019
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    Hello, Kara.
    I am a professional English teacher. I also teach my native language, Portuguese.
    Please visit my profile to find more information. I would be glad to help you with your learning journey :)
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    January 5, 2019
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  • Answered
    Hello! My name is Aline and I'm a professional English teacher. I can help you with online lessons. Please visit my italki profile to learn more about me and my availability :)
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    January 2, 2019
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    Hello, Erika. I'm a professional English teacher. Are you interested on skype lessons? Please visit my profile to learn more about me and my availability ;)
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    January 2, 2019
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    Hello Silver, Adjectives finished with -ing describe the cause of a feeling. Adjectives finished with -ed describe the feeling itself. Example 1: "The movie is boring. I feel bored." -> I feel bored because of the movie. The movie is the cause to my feeling. Example 2: "Ana tells interesting stories all the time. I always feel very interested." -> I feel interested because of the stories. The stories are the cause to my feeling. This rule applies to the adjectives that exist in pairs (ing/ed). Some examples are: *boring/bored *interesting/interested *exciting/excited *frustrating/frustrated *exhausting/exhausted *compromising/compromised See you next time :)
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    January 2, 2019
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