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Erika Gajdocsi
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Jun 25, 2019
It was lovely getting to know you today John. All the best with your language learning and hope if you end up in Australia you enjoy your time there.
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    Lo he visto, si se puede.
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    April 18, 2024
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    Speaking, specifically pronounciation. Sometimes It's hard for me to distinguish some sounds and also produce them.
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    April 15, 2024
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    This sentences appear in the repeat sentence practice for the PTE exam: "When we talk about technology, we kind of largely talking about ourselves" Does this sentence have a gramatical error or it is ok? My question is because I think the second part of the sentence should say .. we are kind of largely talking... Thanks in advance
    February 29, 2024
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    This is a sentence that has been used in the repeat sentence part of the PTE exam: "The ancient Greeks were the first to develop a more scientific approach to explaing the weather" Why "explaining" is in continous form after the "to"?
    November 29, 2023
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    Hola Se que este mensaje es viejo. Pero si aún se puede, también me gustaría hablar sobre diferentes temas en intercambio de idiomas. Soy de Colombia. Estoy estudiando inglés porque es posible que me mude a Australia. Mi nivel de inglés es B2. Saludos.
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    July 8, 2023
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    Aplastar es colocar peso sobre algo haciendo que se deforme y se reviente. Por ejemplo: Me caí sobre un banano y lo aplasté. Machacar es lo mismo que aplastar, pero tienes que golpear varias veces para lograr que quede aplastado. Se suele usar en cocina al preparar alimentos. Por ejemplo: Debemos machacar el ajo. Apretar es rodear algo y sujetarlo con fuerza. Por ejemplo: Cuando ella me abrazó, me apretó fuerte. Estos zapatos me quedan muy apretados. Aplastar, machacar y apretar se usan mucho. Estrujar y espachurar no son muy comunes y no estoy seguro de sus significados.
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    July 8, 2023
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    Hi Everybody Why is the word "blessed" pronounced differently in these two sentences? - Blessed are the poor in spirit - God blessed them The first one is pronounced with two syllables and the second one is pronounced in one syllable. What is the rule? Thanks in advance
    July 8, 2023
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    Are these two ancient hebrew words refer to the same thing? ח֣וּג y וְח֥וּג One is translated as "Circle" and the other one as "Circuit". I'm interested specifically in knowing if for that hebrew words they undesrtood a flat figure and a line as geometric figures? Or the meaning of these words are not exactly the same as are translated to the modern languages?
    September 26, 2019
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