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My name is Eve and I'm from England! Having lived in Spain for six months as well as studied the language to B2 level at school (I'm currently doing an English and Spanish literature degree in Dublin), I'm looking to improve my conversational level. I'm also learning French. Over the pandemic, I did an English language teaching course. I'd be more than happy to help you improve your English in exchange for speaking Spanish or French :)
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    Charity

    Do you think it is important to give money to charity?
    I think it is. Charity supports people in a bad situation who can’t afford their medication or even food or rent. To me it's natural to help if I have enough money to give. I hear and read that sometimes the situation of those in need is caused by themselves, because they don’t know how to deal with their money. It’s not true. I agree that someone's financial situation depends on their ability to save money. But not being from a wealthy family makes it really difficult. That’s why I find it important to give money to charity.
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    April 21, 2020
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    One mushroom

    The largest living being in the world is a mushroom. Its name is Armillaria ostoyaei and it is located in Oregon. Its hyphae occupy about 900 hectares and weigh about 500 thousand kilograms.

    Crocodiles have about 110 teeth. After one falls out, another grows in the same place, and so on until the death of the crocodile.
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    April 21, 2020
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    Wrinte a letter to my foreign friend

    Write a letter to my foreign friend, recommend a city to him, let him teach English.

    Hi Bob,
    How have you been? I am glad to hear that you want to teach English in China. I recommend Guilin city.
    Do you know it? It's my favorite city. First, there are so many colleges. They all want native speakers as English teachers, so you can find a job in any university. These universities have beautiful scenery, so Guilin is a tourist attraction. Guilin city not only has beautiful scenery, but also doesn't have bad traffic, so when you go to and from work, it will be fast. I know you won't be wasting time on the road.
    Secondly, if you teach English in Guilin then we can meet up often. We can travel Guilin together; I like Guilin too. You shouldn't worry about the salary. I know you are a good teacher, speak fluently and write well so you should be able to get a high salary.
    I can't wait to see you again! I hope you will like Guilin.
    Yours,
    Nicky
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    April 20, 2020
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    Meditations

    I studied history and found they only teach you the sequence of events. In this year this happens, this person was influential because etc. They don’t explore the how in depth, only the when and the where.
    So, about slavery. Spain didn’t buy and sell slaves. They didn’t import slaves to Spain. Do you know why? Fun fact: Spain asked the Pope what he thought about slavery and the pope said that they were people and they have a soul. But a year ago, I read Open Veins of Latin America. This book got famous because Hugo Chavez gifted Obama it. This book explains how Spanish colonialism made entire villages work in toxic mines like those of lead or mercury. They almost made an entire race disappear: the Yaquis indians of Sonora. They didn’t buy and sell but colonisation ensured they worked in mines until they died..
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    April 20, 2020
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    The Importance of Reading Classics

    We all know that reading classics plays a key role in one’s growth, especially in a society that is competitive and fast-paced. But it is very strange that less and less people are willing (<em>might replace "</em>are willing" with want) to read classics.
    I can’t help but wonder, what contributes to this phenomenon? From my (personal <em>could be removed</em>) perspective, the reasons might be as follows: in the first place, there is no doubt that playing computer games or with a smartphone is (absolutely) more interesting than reading classics for most people. Secondly, we might not be giving it enough attention or it could be said that it is viewed as useless. Therefore it seems that compared with reading classics, it's more important that we do (our) homework or learn music or to dance and so on.
    Beyond any dispute, we lose out by not reading classics. As a college student, I feel that we should be bringing classics back and letting more people know the importance of reading classics.
    Can you give me some words to replace “think” in this composition? please!
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    April 20, 2020
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