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Cindy
Spanish
Sep 24, 2018
John already has a good concept of panish. He's just trying to master the grammar.
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- After a few lessons with the community tutor, I realized that my passive vocabulary is good enough to understand what a person is talking about, but my active vocabulary is very poor, destitute I would say. So that is the reason why I've started writing notes. I hope they'll be interesting for the readers, and help me increase the number of words I use in conversations.
When I started writing notebooks, I realized that I never had anything to write about. It's like my life is boring, or maybe I don't notice all the interesting things that happen around me.
I hope you understand what I'm writing about. I'm extremely sorry for my English, I'm not a native speaker. I also hope that this text will not make your eyes bleed.0 votedSeptember 25, 20181 - How do we use these words properly? Are they the same? Can you guys please make some example sentences for me? Thank you!
Rival
nominee
competitor
opponent
candidate
They're not the same. Rival and opponent are similar.
1. He was my main rival in the competition.
2. He was a nominee for the 'best singer award'
3. He was my main competitor
4. He was a really difficult opponent
5. He was a great candidate for the job0 votedSeptember 25, 20180

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