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I live in the United States but was born in Spain to American parents. Because of that, I am a native English speaker, but with close-to-native abilities in Spanish, as well. I'm currently studying Chinese, but will soon be adding Arabic and French to that list.
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    November 14, 2010
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    November 12, 2010
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    November 12, 2010
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    In "Mum has lost her purse" "has lost" shows that she can't find it, but she may not know when or where she lost it. "Where did she lose it?" is asking about a single moment in time: the moment that it got lost. If you asked "Where has she lost it?" it would still be correct, but it would mean that she has lost her purse many times, in different places, and you want to know all the places that it has been lost. I hope that makes sense. Let me know if this needs more explanation. :)
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    November 11, 2010
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    An introduction to me and my studies in Chinese 大家好！我的英文名字是Emily可是在中文课里我叫孟文兰。我学中文学了三年了。我很喜欢学中文，因为又很有意思又很好玩。我觉得说中文比较难。写字和看字都不太难。中文歌非常好听，所以我希望你们可以告诉我谁是最好的中国歌手。我在麻州上大学，可是我住在加州。我的专业是语言学。很多的人最近学中文为了跟中国人做买卖。我没有那么清楚的原因。只是我很喜欢学中文和中国文化。除了英文以外，我也说西班牙文，所以如果你们想学西班牙文我可以帮助你们。谢谢！
    November 11, 2010
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