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Hello my name is Brandon, and I am in search of a language partner to practice my Spanish with. I am at the Intermediate level and can also help practice with English. Hola todos, me llamo Brandon y e’toy buscando un compañero de lengua para practicar mi español. Estoy en el nivel de intermedio y puedo ayudarte practicar tu inglés también.
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  • Posted
    Hola, ¡Feliz Año Nuevo a todos!
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    January 2, 2021
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    January 2, 2021
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    I am a native English speaker. I can help you with your English and your correct my Spanish?
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    December 26, 2020
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  • Commented
    Snapchat is very useful. I have been recording myself speaking Spanish and I can see a major improvement
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    April 10, 2020
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  • Commented
    Estoy siempre listo para hablar WhatsApp or Skype
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    March 29, 2020
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  • Answered
    Yes!!! This is a perfect situation to use this.
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    November 30, 2019
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  • Posted
    Just a thought
    is it possible for two English speakers to practice Spanish together??
    If so i would love to practice my Spanish with anyone who is available.
    July 16, 2019
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  • Answered
    In this situation it is an adjective. Locomotive is like a fancy word for train.
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    July 8, 2019
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  • Commented
    We can help each other
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    July 8, 2019
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  • Commented
    To simplify your equation we will eliminate the word got, because it tends to be used oddly. You will hear the word “got” spoken in more of a informal slang manner. Ex:
    I got a new car.
    I got to go. (meaning- I have to leave.)

    As far as the verb "have" it is more commonly used in most cases if not all.
    I have three dollars.
    She has a puppy.
    Does she have nice hair?
    So, yes you’re correct with the textbook using the outdated using of “got”, but you are on the right track.
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    July 8, 2019
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