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Carolina
Spanish
Feb 21, 2020
Another good session with Sally! Today we continued working with the most common Spanish verbs in their past tense. Once more, Sally showed real motivation and interest in improving her Spanish level. Keep up the good work! I’m looking forward to seeing you in our next lesson! 😊
Carolina
Spanish
Feb 7, 2020
¡Muchas gracias, Sally! Tuvimos una nueva lección interesante en la cual trabajamos con los adjetivos posesivos y los pronombres posesivos. Como es costumbre, Sally demostró mucho interés y motivación en continuar mejorando su nivel de español. ¡Sigue adelante! ¡Nos vemos en nuestra próxima clase! 😊
Carolina
Spanish
Jan 24, 2020
Thank you very much Sally! It's always a pleasure for me studying with you, it's evident that you really want to improve your Spanish level, you're always curious about new things regarding the language. Keep up the good work! See you soon! 😊
Carolina
Spanish
Jan 7, 2020
Thank you very much Sally! It's a pleasure for me studying with you. Keep up the good work! :-)
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  • Answered
    Hope that helps!
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    January 3, 2019
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    I guess every synonym has a slightly different meaning and that is how you choose which one best applies to the emotion you want to describe. For example, "shocked" is more to describe the brief burst of energy (or "shock") you have when you are surprised, whereas "freaked out" implies a sense of fear or a bit grossed out, so you might more it when you are surprised but with a fearful/disgusted type rather than a happy surprise.
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    January 3, 2019
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