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I am a native English speaker living in London. I am keen to become fluent in Portuguese and so I am open to exchange languages on Skype with any Native Portuguese speaker and other learners of the Portuguese language. I have been learning with apps, audio CDs and for the last year, I have been attending evening classes. My accent is Midlands / London and so I have been told it is very easy to understand for a foreigner trying to learn English.
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Lydie Marreiros
Portuguese
Mar 13, 2019
Excelente! As nossas conversas são cada vez mais compridas, muito bem!
Lydie Marreiros
Portuguese
Dec 31, 2018
Mal posso esperar por ouvir o relato das férias! :)
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    They haven't got anything to do. They are bored.
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    June 7, 2018
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    The Borrower fell into a bad loan debt due to the delayed payment from their customer that has subsequently caused them to be unable to pay a loan obligation to the bank.
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    June 4, 2018
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    I have been a graduate since 2016. I was a graduate in 2016. I'm doing-taking a master's degree in arts. I took a degree in arts in 2016. I have a masterºs degree in arts.I have a bachelor's degree in arts. Are all correct.
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    May 31, 2018
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    This is a technical question. UHD = Ultra High Definition. High Resolution is true also, however high resolution is only really used to describe computer monitors.
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    May 29, 2018
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    If i am understanding your question correctly, and my own understanding is correct, think of it as two seperate sentances: "Of which is..." the best book. - Of which is singling out the book amungst other books (plural) and saying it is the best. "That is..." the best book. - That is the best book is merely saying it is the best book, it could also be the only book!
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    May 29, 2018
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    yes you're correct. I read it as 'roughly' the latter, so roughly Spring 2018 to Spring 2017, however, there's an implication that it's referencing the statistic instead of making a statement as the information is made available, hence "were" instead of a definitive "have". They haven't mentioned specific dates, so it could be a statistic that was true a week ago, or even up to a month ago. The statistic could only become available by the analyst every year during March. Hence the use of 'more than..' which implies that the information was found sometime in the near past and may now be an even higher count. Saying, "over the past year" is easier to say than, "Working on numbers the analyst submitted in March". Consider: I paid all my taxes over the past year. All my receipts were in order. Would be the same, however if the tax deadline was in March, and this was made known somehow in the context of the conversation, and it was now April, it could be disregarding any April payment. Hope this helps?
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    May 28, 2018
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    yes, perfectly acceptable
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    May 28, 2018
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    As per Zhang: Higher wages were promised by them.
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    May 27, 2018
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    stuck on. stuck in is only really used for where it can be subsituted with 'stuck inside' or when expressing an internal monologue such as, "i was stuck in two minds of what to do".
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    May 25, 2018
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    along - an edge of paper. A route that won't nessesarily be affected by the mountains. The definition would be the most horizontal route. It might even go around the hills all the time avoiding any climbing. across - From one side to another. The complete route. over - actually going on top of the mountains. Train routes are usually made in a way to link up places of interest in the most efficient and direct route possible at the time. However if the mountains have a level plateau, then this could be possible. through - would suggest either it travells through the mountains by means of a valley in between or tunnels cut into the mountains.
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    May 25, 2018
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