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    You are correct. However, I would like to correct the way you have asked this question: "Is it correct to say...'I want to propose a toast...'? and when the toast is done you say 'Cheers!'? It's = It is I know you did not ask for this correction but I hope it helps. It's
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    March 3, 2011
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    Cherry answered this well. But also voy is great when used in front of another verb. Yo voy a comprar una bebida = I am going to buy a drink Yo voy a leer los periódicos = I am going to read the newspapers
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    March 2, 2011
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    They think we mismanaged the Euran account I don't think we can expect a generous severance package either
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    March 2, 2011
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    They are almost the same. Hall is the most common when referring to a house or apartment. Corridor is more common when referring to a very large building. Passage way generally refers to a place that is open or outside (such as a park or garden).
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    March 2, 2011
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    Possible ways to say it better: Andy is reluctant to join the tour therefore his friends are annoyed with him. Or a better way: Andy's friends are annoyed with him because he is reluctant to join the tour.
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    March 2, 2011
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    These words are never used for the same reason. Congratulate = felicitar Best Wishes = saludos
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    March 2, 2011
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    Glyn answered the question correctly but also "doc" is short for doctor. He doesn't mean an actual doctor. He is only being funny. What's up doc = How are you doing today, doctor? (but it's not funny if you say it like this)
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    January 10, 2011
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    Uses of Another: In addition to what you are currently speaking about: May I please have another glass of water? Sir, would you like another sandwich? We are going to see another movie tonight! Uses of Other: In contrast to what you currently speaking about: No sir, I would like to buy the other shirt. No doctor, my right arm is fine... It is my other arm that is hurting. Today is beautiful but the other day was rainy. I hope this helps!
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    January 10, 2011
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    I try to create funny sentences that uses words that I most want to remember. It is important to have a native speaker check the sentence to be certain that you are using the word correctly. Then I repeat the funny sentence to myself until I know it very well. This also happens to be a great way to practice your sentences and conversation.
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    January 7, 2011
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    Mostly the two are similar. They are only distinguished by how much something is different. Distinct means that something is VERY different from everything else. For example: "I know my mother cooked this meal. Her meals always have a distinct taste!" or "My exercise shoes have a distinct smell" Something that is "different" may just be a little different. We do not know. "Usually different is used to suggest something is not like other things. When you want to say something is REALLY not like other things, use the word distinct.
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    January 7, 2011
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