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André Gouveia
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Jan 21, 2019
First lesson with Garry. We had an interesting chat about his life and how he got interested in Portuguese language. Then we did a short evaluation test.
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    European Portuguese question. If I were to say, in Portugal, I have been speaking. Which is correct? Tenho estado a falar or Tenho estado falando Obrigado!
    June 13, 2023
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    It has a good meaning. It means that you are easy with whom to get along.
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    March 10, 2019
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    You might want to consider altering the sentence to a non-passive voice so as to read... Banana is my favorite fruit. or Bananas are my favorite fruit.
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    February 28, 2019
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    Hi Tulay - I'm taking a small guess on this. Recognize-Identify is visually seeing someone or something and then with complete confidence determine what they or it is. Infer-deduce is to analyze something through reasoning and then drawing a logical conclusion.
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    February 24, 2019
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    Although "got" is grammatically correct, I dislike the overuse of the word. First question that you asked is poor grammatically since it ends in the preposition before. It could simply be asked. Who has/had never received an F. I would use that same sentence for the second one.
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    February 23, 2019
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    Your grammar is correct. Well done!
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    February 22, 2019
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    I would change the word have to need.
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    February 22, 2019
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    The sentence makes sense.
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    February 22, 2019
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    Not bad. Should be... Please do not hesitate to point out whatever errors and bad expressions are in my posts.
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    February 17, 2019
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    A grammatically way of saying "Buy him flowers", or "Buy her flowers" would be, "I buy him flowers." or "I buy her flowers" A pronoun "I" is needed. In either case there is only one meaning which is, that you are purchasing flowers (probably as a gift) for him or her. Hope this helps.
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    February 16, 2019
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