"Siempre que" significa muchas veces. Usamos para decir que cuando hacemos una cosa, otra siempre se pasa. Por ejemplo: Siempre que voy a la escuela, llevo mis cuadernos. Espero tener ayudado.

Past Perfect Form [had + past participle] The Past Perfect expresses the idea that something occurred before another action in the past. It can also show that something happened before a specific time in the past. Example: You had studied English before you moved to New York

Lizi's notebook entry: Jul 17, 2010

Hello everyone! I live in Brazil and I study English, Spanish and French. I love it!!!
I´d like to practice languages and get to know other cultures. I love to travel abroad and I´ve already visited France, England, Argentina and Spain.

Apesar de não comer carne eu adoro feijoada. Só pelo feijão bem temperado, a couve, a farofa e o molho apimentado já vela a pena. Humm!

In my language you can say "Avó" for grandmother and "Avô" for grandfather. The write seems very similar, but the sound is completely different. Now, to distinguish between mother's father and father's father in any language, I think you have to use the first name or the family´s name after grandma and grandfa.

Pantalones és una palabra que está siempre en el plural. Por eso hay que usar siempre los verbos conjugados en el plural.

If you want relax I recomend Brazil. In january we are on summer and it´s a beaultiful country. But if you want to learn english, I recomend London. It´s a beautiful city and there are many atractions too.

I intend to learn english, spanish and french more and more, and I hope to become a mother soon.