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    July 23, 2020
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    Native speakers make this mistake all of the time, including myself.
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    July 23, 2020
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    Hey there. I work in technology. A computer application is stuck/A computer application is frozen/A computer application crashed All of these would mean the same thing. I have heard all of them in common usage. However, most people would not say application, they would say program. A program is frozen/stuck/crashed. Also, These are not the same 1. "A computer is frozen/stuck/crashed" 2. "A program is frozen/stuck/crashed"
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    July 23, 2020
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    Day 13 Sentences

    Hi Everyone,

    Today I will write some sentences to practice.

    Si yo hubiese comprado los libros, los habría leído en mi casa
    If I had bought the books, I would have read at home.
    Si yo hubiese ido a la universidad, habría obtenido un título
    If I had gone to the college, I would have gotten a Title.
    Si yo no le hubiese pedido matrimonio, no se habría casado conmigo
    If I had not asked her to marry me she would not have married me.
    Si no hubieses creido en mí, yo no lo habría hecho
    If you had not believed in me, I would not have made it.
    El atleta podria haber ganado la carrera si hubiese corrido más rápido
    The athlete could have won the race if he had run faster

    I know that this sentences looks like a few , but believe me, it is hard to me
    Greetings from México
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    July 23, 2020
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    Yes this would be understandable. In the U.S. all primary education is Kindergarten through 12th grade. This is typically ages 5 years old to 18 years old. If it was school for a child before 5 it would be "She will start pre-school today"
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    July 23, 2020
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    July 21, 2020
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    So Blitzkrieg is a German word. It basically means to do something quickly and with high intensity.
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    July 17, 2020
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    DISTILLED THE ESSENCE OF LANGUAGE ------------------ learned the parts of language. ELOQUENTLY THE MAGNITUDE OF ITS ACHIEVEMENT. EVEN SO, THERE IS JUST ONE FLAW IN ALL THESE HYMNS OF PRAISE, FOR THE HOMAGE TO LANGUAGES UNIQUE ACCOMPLISHMENT CONCEALS A SIMPLE YET CRITICAL INCONGRUITY. ------------------ praised the important achievement. . EVEN SO, THERE IS JUST ONE FLAW IN ALL THESE HYMNS OF PRAISE, FOR THE HOMAGE TO LANGUAGES UNIQUE ACCOMPLISHMENT CONCEALS A SIMPLE YET CRITICAL INCONGRUITY. ---------------- While the accomplishment is praised it was not a real accomplishment because of a hidden feature. THIS APPARENT PARADOX ----------------------------- The contradiction
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    July 14, 2020
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    IN ITS OWN RIGHT IT IS A TOOL OF EXTRAORDINARY SOPHISTICATION, YET BASED ON AN IDEA OF INGENIOUS SIMPLICITY: ‘THIS MARVELLOUS INVENTION OF COMPOSING OUT OF TWENTY-FIVE OR THIRTY SOUNDS THAT INFINITE VARIETY OF EXPRESSIONS WHICH, WHILST HAVING IN THEMSELVES NO LIKENESS TO WHAT IS IN OUR MIND, ALLOW US TO DISCLOSE TO OTHERS ITS WHOLE SECRET, AND TO MAKE KNOWN TO THOSE WHO CANNOT PENETRATE IT ALL THAT WE IMAGINE, AND ALL THE VARIOUS STIRRINGS OF OUR SOUL’ ----------------- It is a complicated tool but it is made of simple parts. With a few sounds you can make an infinite number of words and phrases. Language is not exactly the same as thoughts in our minds. However, language lets us share our minds with others.
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    July 14, 2020
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  • Commented
    Hello!,

    I'm a native English speaker learning Russian and Ukrainian. My new languages probably aren't good enough to practice, but I can practice English with you
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    July 14, 2020
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