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Hello! My name is Wendy, and I am a native speaker of American English. I teach high school history online here in the United States. I would love to have some language partners. I can help you with English at any level you wish, from beginner to college level. I am studying Spanish. I am especially interested in Latin American Spanish. I spent a year living in Guatemala and traveling throughout the country and also El Salvador and Honduras. I love the Spanish language, and I also love helping people learn English! Let me know if you would like to do a language exchange taking turns practicing English and Spanish.
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    English/Spanish Exchange needed - practicar inglés y español conmigo
    Hi, I’m looking for a language exchange partner. I can help you with any level of English.
    También me gustaría practicar español. Hablo español en nivel intermedio, quizás B1, y necesito practicar hablando.

    I am a mom of a 13 year old son. I teach high school history online and have also taught English. I am friendly and would enjoy practicing language with you. :-)

    April 3, 2020
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    Yes. You are saying that what you are doing makes sense for the life that you have. A native English speaker will understand exactly what you mean.
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    March 17, 2020
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    I think this sentence is confusing to an English speaker. Is the sentence referring to a child? If it refers to a baby or small child, one might say "I should have let her fall asleep on her own."
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    March 6, 2020
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    "He can't see well" or "he doesn't see well" are better than "has a defect of vision." You could say "He has poor vision" also.
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    March 6, 2020
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    There are some workmanship errors or workmanship defects are both fine, more natural than "defects due to workmanship."
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    March 6, 2020
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    Hi! "rejoin" and "reunite" are correct. They are more formal than many English speakers would say. I might say: I am so happy to see you! It is so good to see you. I missed you so much.
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    February 29, 2020
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