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Hello, I am Mike, from England, a country that invented football but has only managed to win the World Cup once. We can talk about this if you wish or we can talk about other everyday topics, such as what’s in the news, your hobbies, your job or whatever. I would like to practice my Spanish with a native speaker and in return I could help you with your English.
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Francisco
Spanish
Feb 14, 2022
Es siempre un placer trabajar con Mike. Está muy motivado y eso ayuda a que las clases sean productivas
Dr. Herold-Dublin
German
Jan 11, 2022
Du hast eine gute Aussprache und hast gute Sätze im Perfekt formuliert.
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    In the context of the recording, it means 30 minutes from now
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    September 26, 2022
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    I had long hair. It was down to my waist or even longer
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    September 26, 2022
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  • Commented
    I am a native English speaker and I would like to practice my French. If you are interested in talking please message me
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    July 6, 2022
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    There are several phrases or sub phrases: “He that is slow to anger” subject = He, verb = is “(He) is better than the mighty” subject = He, verb = is “He that ruleth his spirit” subject = He, verb = ruleth, object = spirit, possessive pronoun = his “He that taketh a city”. Subject = he, verb = taketh, object = city Phew..
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    June 22, 2021
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    On boarding isn’t really a noun. It’s more like a verb or an adjective. For example the company might have an on boarding process. As a verb it’s really “business speak” For a cv I would say something like I used to help with on-boarding new staff members. As a valued member of staff, I would be responsible for training on particular tasks and for answering job related questions.
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    May 27, 2021
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    Hi Ivan My Mum used to say “it never rains, but it pours”, when lots of things were going wrong. “It never rains” is meaning we always pretend everything is fine “But it pours” means when it goes wrong it goes badly wrong It wasn’t a phrase to sound “posh”, but it seems a bit old fashioned now. Hope that helps.
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    November 9, 2020
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  • Answered
    There was a show on American TV with a family who wanted to keep up with their neighbours who happened to be called Jones
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    September 11, 2020
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    September 2, 2020
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    August 30, 2020
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    Gotten is a word that might be used in American slang. It is rarely used in England. We would say all of the following

    the house is more expensive (than something else)
    the house has become more expensive
    the price of the house is high
    the house is expensive
    the house is costly
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    August 30, 2020
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