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I took Spanish classes for about 3 years and then took a year off. I just returned to my studies and I'm really looking forward to practicing Spanish daily again. I spent a lot of time studying grammar and not enough time practicing speaking and comprehension. I'm looking forward to practicing my conversational skills.
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Vanessa
Spanish
Oct 7, 2021
Clase genial! Qué bueno tenerte de vuelta en clase, Danielle :)
Vanessa
Spanish
May 6, 2021
Excelente trabajo, Danielle! Que gran gusto tenerte de nuevo en clase :)
Vanessa
Spanish
Mar 4, 2021
Excelente trabajo, Danielle! :) :)
Vanessa
Spanish
Jan 5, 2021
Que bueno retomar nuestras clases, formidable trabajo, como siempre, Danielle. Gracias por tu paciencia para escuchar ese podcast super largo :)
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  • Answered
    Hi! Both of the assignments are due at the end of the week. This means that both of the assignments will need to be turned in at the end of the week. Another way of saying this is Both assignments will need to be finished by the end of the week. "Due" is commonly used when a woman is pregnant- "When is she due?" (when will she have her baby?) "She is due in June." (she will have her baby in June) Hope this helps :-) Danielle
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    June 13, 2018
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  • Corrected

    Rambling about music

    Hello, right now, I'm listening to music while it's raining. It's such a pleasure, the combination of the sounds, including the harmony and the rhythm.
    I often listen to lots of genres like pop, classical music, EDM and even djent;(not sure what this is so I don't know if it's correct) and I do not tend to judge anybody if they listen to a gender genre that I do not like. Just because I think that you tend to listen to music depending on your mood; of course, that's a hypothesis and needs to be tested;, it would be awesome if someone can predict the genre you'd listen to based on your mood. For example, when you feel happy, maybe you want to listen to pop music; Conversely, if you don't, maybe you'd rather listen to metalcore.
    Anyways, when it comes to music, I'd rather paying attention to the ups and downs, rather than the lyrics. By ups and downs, I mean changes in the rhythm and the melody.

    I would be very thankful if you correct every single mistake that I made or if you have any suggestion to improve what I just have written.
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    June 13, 2018
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  • Commented

    Hi Marcelo,

    Using the 3rd (third) person can be difficult. Here are a few tips for you in the present tense using regular verbs:

    You can often add an "S" to the end of the verb. For example, using the verb "drive"-

    SHE DRIVES

    MARY DRIVES

    However, when using the word "they," you cannot add an "S."

    THEY DRIVE

    THE GIRLS DRIVE

    (this conjugation is the same as I DRIVE, YOU DRIVE)


    Using the verb "eat"-

    HE EATS A SANDWICH

    JOHN EATS A HAMBURGER

    THEY EAT PIZZA

    THE BOYS EAT PIZZA

    (I EAT PIZZA, YOU EAT PIZZA)


    When the tense changes, the rules will change. When you are using irregular verbs, it will change too. I hope this helps you with the present tense!

    Danielle



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    June 12, 2018
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