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Native English speaker, also fluent in Dutch, wants to learn Portuguese.
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    I saw her yesterday would be correct. See is the present tense, as in I see her over there right now. You would also say I see her once in awhile to say that you see her sometimes, or occasionally.But the word yesterday implies past tense, which requires the word saw as the past tense of see.
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    February 3, 2016
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    Many things, really, figuratively as well as literally: The Vietnamese monk doused himself in petrol and set himself ablaze in protest of the war. The sun will burn for another 4 billion years before it is finished. Finally, the fires burned themselves out. Tom burned himself out in that boring job. I burned a cd on the computer and the computer shut down when it finished. It would be interesting to know whether you meant perhaps something different, as your question is somewhat ambiguous.
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    January 5, 2014
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    July 26, 2012
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    I want conversation in English

    I want to train my writing in English. Please help me, ok?

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    July 26, 2012
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    July 26, 2012
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    Hello!
    My name is Vania.
    Help! I can speak English.

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    July 26, 2012
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    July 26, 2012
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    Yes, you can use the word "for" as a conjunction in place of "because" or "since." I wanted to travel the world, for I have always found other cutures to be interesting. I wanted to travel the world, because I have always found other cutures to be interesting. I wanted to travel the world, since I have always found other cutures to be interesting.
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    April 7, 2012
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    Eliot is correct. Both are grammatically wrong in English. I want home is not correct. Only I want to go home is correct.
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    February 1, 2011
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    This form tells me that I'm learning English and speaking Portuguese, but that's wrong. It's the other way around.

    Esta forma me diz que eu estou aprendendo a falar Inglês e Português, mas isso é errado. É o contrário.

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    January 31, 2011
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