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    Thank you soooooo much. It's clear now. 
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    March 10, 2019
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    Woulda, shoulda, coulda ('ve) Is it correct to write: "woulda/shoulda/Coulda/ in writing English?
    It's completely weird to hear this contraction instead of: "would've" because both, woulda and would've, have a different sound but are the same thing. 

    Is woulda more common in spoken English? 
    What's more natural? 
    Can I write "woulda" in an informal letter or something? 


    Greetings 


    March 10, 2019
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  • Answered
    Falo sim. Maaaaaas... Eu acho que o português d Portugal e o prtgs d Brasil são quasi a mesma coisa. Provavelmente a única coisa que é distinta é a pronúncia, então... FALE, CORAÇÃO! NÃO É IMPORTANTE SE ELA/ELE FALA OU NÃO PRTGS DE PORTGL. Se vc precisa de falar comigo, bem-vindo. Bom dia.
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    March 10, 2019
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    Where can I find a really good vocabulary app to learn English? (games, activities... Youtubers) I'm really worried about my vocabulary. need some help.
    March 9, 2019
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  • Commented
    Read this: When you're a new student of English you say "I'm going to..." and it's okay, no mistakes. Buuuut a really good student, who's studied for years English, must say: "I'm gonna..."
    Both are correct, yes but in the academic English you should say I'm going to* instead gonna*

    Well, the more you develop your English skills, the worse your spoken English. FOR SURE!
    at the end they're not wrong but one is formal and the other is... casual.

    Greetings! 
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    March 8, 2019
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