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Hello everyone, I am very happy to find a place where I can meet friends who want to learn a new language. I'm from Guatemala and I hope to find native English speakers.
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    I agree 100% with your article, Uri. And of course, there is the other way around with us, Spanish native speakers regarding pronouncing the letter R in English. Ad what about the the R in German? O.o Siento que es como hacer gargaras, jajajajaja Greetings from Guatemala!

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    April 29, 2014
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    I mean "the way you remember"
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    May 26, 2013
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    Pay attention to the question and you will get it. It is asking about REMEMBER not about "to buy" or "buying".
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    May 26, 2013
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    remember to do: remember something and then do it remember doing: something happened in the past and now you remember it. remember is one of those verbs which can be followed by another verb in either the infinitive or 'ing' form. The meaning changes. I remebered to shut the gate. First I remebered to do something then I did it. I remember closing the gate I did it and now I recall doing it.
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    May 26, 2013
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    " I’m trying to learn Japanese but it’s very difficult." " I'll try to get there as soon as I can. (An effort is implied)" Try + to + infinitive means that something is difficult and you make an attempt to do it. -How can I remove the stain from this T-shirt? It won't go!!!! -Try using that new soap powder you saw on TV. " Have you tried using butter instead of oil?" Try + ‘ing’ means make an experiment. It’s not difficult – it might work, it might not.
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    May 26, 2013
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    No, is't not. As you well said before, you can't double negate in English. "Don't stop, never give up"... I think that there is a song called "Don't stop, never give up" by S Club 7. Hhahaha. I hope it helps.
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    May 26, 2013
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    Understandig the Spanish subjuntive mode in English? Hi guys, this question is for advanced Spanish students as well as for advanced English students whose mother tongue is Spanish: Could you please share your toughts about the Spanish subjuntive mode and its correct translation into English? Thank you very much!
    May 26, 2013
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    If I were you = Si yo fuera tú/usted. It means what I would do if I were in someone else's place. Si yo fuera tú, viviría lejos de aquí = If I were you, I would live away from here.
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    May 12, 2013
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    voice record Hello Italkians, I have recorded my voice so that you can hear me and tell me how my english sound. I know that I need a lot of practice and I have read that one good way to improve your speaking skills is that you record yourself. So what do you think? ^_^
    February 16, 2013
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    August 27, 2012
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