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Hello! I am Fern, I am 17 years old and I am trying to learn German. I guess you can say I like long walks on the beach, but I live in the middle of the US so I believe that a beach is not a walk away from me haha! I am looking for German lessons here because my school recently stopped teaching it. I have tried the workbooks but they only take me so far. I know a couple of greetings and some basic grammar structure so far so simple sentences with context clues shouldn't be a hassle for me! I am a bubbly (and shy) person and I'd love to work with German teachers and tutors! Thanks and I look forward to working with you!
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    The second one is correct because it is a statement that doesnt need to be there. Therefore, it is just for preference. Remember to add spaces after the commas and you should be alright.
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    February 11, 2019
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    It would be safer to say "raced" because I really cannot see the use of raised in tea cups. Maybe if they talked about the money involved, it would make more sense, but this is more of a "passed out" and raced through could get to "handed costumers in a timely fashion" or fast.
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    February 11, 2019
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    That is a good question. It more-so depends on what the situation is, but from the looks of the use "very", it seems like not a lot of people would like to do "it". So from my point of view, I would say that it is something most people would not like to do. Hope that helps!
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    February 11, 2019
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    We (feminine)
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    February 5, 2019
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    A mi me gusta la pelicula Bajo la Misma Luna... y casi todas las que tienen Eugenio Derbez... jaja
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    February 5, 2019
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    yes, of course. I could recommend media that my family (which is mexican) watches in the chat. :)
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    February 5, 2019
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    Surprisingly, they could mean the same. It all depends on the person's preference. "I Wish" could be just a hint stronger though. I personally use Wish for present situations for example, "I wish I had those pairs of shoes"... on the other hand, "I hope" I would use for future reference... for example "Oh I hope he gets better". Just my point of view y'know?
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    January 18, 2019
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    Of course! I am able to help!
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    January 18, 2019
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    I have to go to sleep now.
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    January 18, 2019
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