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Azul (Blue)
Spanish
Feb 10, 2020
Pudimos hablar de muchas cosas interesantes. Incluso si te entiendo, intenta hablarme todo lo que puedas en Español, yo siempre estaré para ayudarte cuando te cueste seguir.
Azul (Blue)
Spanish
Jan 27, 2020
Muy buen trabajo hoy también. Se nota que participas activamente en la clase y tienes tus propias preguntas. Nos vemos en otra ocasión!
Azul (Blue)
Spanish
Jan 19, 2020
Igualmente, muchas gracias por venir y por dejar un comentario. Es verdad que lo más importante es poner en práctica lo que estudiamos. Tienes una gran actitud hacia el idioma y eso te ayudará a progresar. ¡Hasta pronto!
Katy
Spanish
Nov 25, 2019
Gracias a ti Tarwphik. Fue una clase muy divertida. Espero verte pronto.....
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  • Commented
    "Have to" think of it as more of a responsibility or duty. "You have to go home now"(Meaning the sensible thing is to go home) "You have to wake up by 7 to prepare for school" ( In order not to be late for school, the responsibility you have is to wake up by 7).
    "Must do" think of it as an "order" or an "obligation" giving by a superior body. "You must do your home work"(If you don't, you are probably going to fail the course), "You must take your medication" (If you want to be alive/healthy, the obligation you have is to take your medication ).
    I hope this helps!
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    Just saying "In exchange "for" English " will be the proper way not "In exchange "of" English"
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    I won't say "My visa got approved" is the same as "I got my visa approved" because "My visa got approved" is more of a general statement without the "subject" no indication of who got your Visa approved. But "I got my visa approved" indicates who got the Visa approved.
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    In my opinion "sort of on all cylinders" has no literal meaning to the sentence but you can put it in contest from the idea of that of (an internal combustion engine) having all its cylinders working and thus providing the maximum amount of power. In this case the narrator is sort of enjoying life with both his work and writing.
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