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Luciano
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Apr 11, 2020
Leo es un alumno excelente! su nivel es perfecto y es muy inteligente. Hablar con él es un privilegio. Gracias Leo!
Anna Ramos Ayats
Catalan
Sep 13, 2019
Molt bon estudiant i curiós per els idiomes!
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  • Answered
    Compare these sentences with "little, less, least" I have very little money. Poor people have less money than rich people. Homeless people have the least money out of everyone. "Lesser" is normally reserved for more "educated" speech and is common in the phrase "the lesser of two evils"
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    November 7, 2019
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    Better than most
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    November 5, 2019
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    The shortest sentence is "Go", wonder if you did research
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    November 5, 2019
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    They are both correct but the first example sounds better to a native. No idea why lol. You could also use the second one and be understood no problem
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    November 5, 2019
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    "So I started learning Spanish at first a years ago" doesn't make sense. I don't know if you're trying to say "I started learning Spanish at first a few years ago" or a year ago. Or maybe it's just a typo lol. Either way that's the only error.

    Also to actually answer your question, I (and probably every other language learner) know the feeling of starting a language and a few months or even weeks later, you get attracted by a shiny new language or maybe one that you've done before.

    I have been like that and my advice to you is you just need to stick with a language for a few months or even a year to see the amazing results you're expecting. You're quite good with English so take that as some motivation haha.

    And a small piece of advice, if you're trying to pass as a native speaker (which you definitely could do), don't use the "Asian" or "non-Latin alphabet" exclamation, question marks etc.
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    November 5, 2019
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    But the second one is not natural. Better just the first one
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    September 20, 2019
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    There are 10 more red pens than blue ones. But if you want to use the word "number": The number of red pens is 10 more than blue pens
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    September 20, 2019
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  • Answered
    In most cases: I have to text you again = I already texted you, I need to text you again, I haven't texted you again yet "I've had to text you again" sounds a bit unnatural, you should replace it with "I had to text you again" meaning = I texted you once, I needed to text you again, I texted you again, I don't have to text you again anymore. If it's too confusing just remember had=past and have=present so I have to is present and I had to is past
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    September 4, 2019
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  • Corrected
    Mi granja - practicando el subjunctivo

    Un día, mi esposo y yo queremos comprar una casa vieja que esté en una granja. Espero que se ubique lejos de la ciudad, en un lugar muy callado y pacífico. Quiero que tenga muchas ventanas grandes, para llenar siempre los cuartos de luz natural. También me gustaría un porche con una vista del atardecer. (o "que ofrezca una vista del atardecer")
    Y por supesto, lo más importante es que tengamos un montón de animales. Si mi esposo estuviera de acuerdo conmigo, adoptaríamos cuatro perros, dos cabras, dos alpacas, y muchas gallinas. Ahora, solo tenemos dos perros y cuatro gallinas. Tal vez yo pueda convencerle algún día.
    Si encontrara(mos) una granja así, la compraría(mos) de inmediato. Sin embargo, por el momento, solo soñaré.
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    September 4, 2019
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    AN ESSAY - What are the advantages and disadvantages of mobile phones?

    Mobile phones have changed people’s lives so dramatically and have become so common that discussing their advantages and disadvantages might seem to be superfluous (or useless). Most of us cannot imagine life without our smartphones (or "our lives without our smartphones"). Nevertheless, because of their significant influence, mobile phones should be used very carefully.

    Everyone would agree that the most obvious advantage of using a mobile phone is the great possibility of connection. It is invaluably convenient (or "It is invaluable") that we are able to have a conversation with anyone whenever we want. Aside from just conversations, there is the bonus that we can give important information to anybody extremely quickly, just by tapping on a screen. ("Using messages" also works here but it doesn't really emphasise what you're trying to emphasise.

    On the other hand, this is a bit of a double-edged sword (another idiomatic phrase): since I always have my mobile phone with me, the opportunity to call anyone at any time also means that I have to answer everyone. Obviously this can irritate me because it makes me interrupt whatever (or just "what") I'm doing at the time. However, I believe that we can reduce this inconvenience by using some simple rules.

    ^^^ What are these rules?

    I got bored for the rest but I've corrected most of it. Now someone else should do the rest.

    There is another aspect of this argument. I mean access to the Internet, which we always have due to our smartphones. But I believe that it is a completely different question.

    To sum up, mobile phones can really make us less self-organised, but it is seem to me that humans will probably establish some helpful telephoning habits. In this case we will not suffer from disadvantages of mobile phones.

    Good vocabulary however the fluency is a little bit lacking.
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    August 11, 2019
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