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Hello, I'm a native English speaker. I am a licensed registered nurse, veteran of the US Navy where I was a medic, and have worked professionally in sales, marketing and training within the biotech field. I have bachelor's degrees in Healthcare Management and nursing, as well as a master's degree in business. I am looking to improve my Spanish skills. I believe my Spanish skills are elementary level; however, until I can speak with a native regularly to gauge where my skills are, I'm classifying myself as a beginner. I would love to meet native Spanish speakers to interact with and practice my Spanish, and I would be happy to assist in supporting your goals in learning and speaking English. Thanks so much! Kristy
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    Urgent pursuits: moving too fast, doing too much, chasing something, life, money, dreams, etc. certainly is equal to "of course"; "and of course I'm not..." Hope that helps
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    Hola Angel, soy una hablante nativa de ingles. Puedo ayuda entendar ingles. Puedes ayudame entendar espanol?
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    Hi, the first is great; the second would sound better if you were to say "why do you have to bring that up?," but what you have written is not wrong; the third is PERFECT! Hope that helps!
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    September 1, 2019
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    Hola Marry, mi espanol es terrible. Pero, soy una hablanto nativo de ingles. Quiere aprender my espanol. Puedemos corta nuestro tiempo, 30 minutos in espanol y 30 minutos in ingleis...
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    September 1, 2019
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    Hi, the sentence you came up with would be the correct way to use worth. Worth is synonymous with value. You find her behavior of value... which is also worth of being praised. Another example is the apple is worth $1, to me that is not worth it. Paying $1 is way too expensive, but it would be worth it if it were $0.50. Worthy is synonymous with deserving. He is not worthy of your friendship. Hope that helps.
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    September 1, 2019
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    Yes, this would be a correct way to say this. However, a better way would be "my visa was approved" or "my visa is approved". Hope that helps.
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    September 1, 2019
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    Hi, this is used in English, which is short for don't sweat the small stuff, i.e. don't let it bother you. If you say don't sweat on it, the phrase takes a completely different meaning, i.e. literally don't sweat on it, and would not be correct. Hope that helps.
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