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    (En este essay quiero usar el pretérito perfecto como <strike style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 0);">lo</strike> se usa en la mayor<strike style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 0);">ía</strike> parte de España, pero a menudo cuando lo escribo <strike style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 0);">mi escrito</strike> me parece extraño<strike style="">a</strike>. ¡Por favor, corrígeme!)

    Ha<strike style="">e</strike> sido mi segunda visita<strike>e</strike> a<strike style="">de</strike> este restaurante. Había estado<strike style="">pasado un tiempo</strike> genial la primera vez que fui, así que<strike>entonces</strike> hoy he llevado a mi mamá <strike style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 0);">ahí</strike> para desayunar. La comida ha sido<strike>era</strike> buenísima<strike style="">o</strike>, como la vez anterior<strike style="">antes</strike>. Sin embargo, no lo hemos pasado tan bientenido<strike> un buen tiempo ahí</strike>. Cuando hemos llegado, había muchos clientes, pero no estaba<strike>era</strike> lleno, aún había varias mesas vacías. Sin embargo,<strike>Pero</strike> la camera ni nos ha dado<strike>dicho</strike> la bienvenida y ni siquiera<strike>incluso</strike> nos ha mirado. Después de esperar <strike>por</strike> 15 minutos, por fin, ella nos ha llevado<strike>traído</strike> a la mesa<strike style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 0);">,</strike> y <strike style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 0);">desde</strike> entonces hemos esperado otros 15 minutos para pedir la comida. ¡Ha tomado primero el pedido de otra mesa que ha llegado después de nosotros! Todo ha sido extremadamente<strike>muchísimo</strike> lento, <strike style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 0);">ahí</strike> hasta el punto de que casi no lo<strike>me</strike> soporté.
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    I agree with Dominic, I would say "You can shop on line at any time", but both are correct.
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    I would say it is a mixed conditional.
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    I have also studied German for two years and I think (American and British) English and German have similar roots in a lot of words. 
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    I think that it has a figurative meaning in a very metaphorical song. I agree with Anna in the fact that it could represent a man without a country, but I believe the idea here is to speak about a man that flies instead of walking, both literally and spiritually (that has reached his zenith and is at peace with the world). Although I have found this article (https://elpais.com/diario/1994/09/05/opinion/778716006_850215.html) that talks about "hombre sin suelo" as a homeless man, I think we would use more "sin techo" in Spanish than "sin suelo" to convey that meaning. However, it is a song and songs are always difficult to interpret, I hope this helped!
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