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Hello, my name is Kelly. I am 27 years old and I am from the midwestern United States. I am an artist, studying to be an art therapist, and an online english teacher. I recently traveled out of the country for the first time to Germany. While I was there I became engrossed with learning the language. I am fairly new to the language, but I am trying very hard to learn. I am interested in meeting new people from around the globe, as well as enhance my foreign language skills. In my free time I like to garden, cook, make art, sing, play games, and learn. I look forward to hearing from you :) Hallo, ich heiße Kelly. Ich bin 27 jahre alt und ich komme aus der mittelwesterne Vereinigte Staaten. Kürzlich habe ich nach Deutschland gereist. Als ich dort war, habe ich begonnen Deutsch zu lernen. Ich bin noch neu beim Deutsch lernen, aber ich versuche noch! Ich bin eine Künstlerin, eine Kunsttherapie Studentin, und eine Lehrerin von English. Ich möchte neu Leute aus der ganzen welt treffen.
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    Thank you Joe!
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    May 28, 2020
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    Wie man benutzt das Verb “merken”? kann ich beide "ich merke" und "ich merke mir" sagen, oder nur "ich merke mir"? ich frage weil es mir schint dass die beide verschieden Dinge bedeuten. Enschuldigung für meins sclecktes Deutsch. Ich muss mehr übung, auf Deutsch Schreiben. Danke für deine hilfe! it seems that with "mir" it means "I remember" in english, but without "mir" it means "i notice"
    May 28, 2020
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    Formal “you” accusative and neuter possessive pronoun I’m currently learning possessive pronouns, but I am confused by the parenthesized “e” for ihr(e)s. What is this for and how is it used? Thank you!
    April 29, 2020
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    I brought some butterfly prawns

    I love seafood since I was a kid.

    I always buy cheap preprocessed prawns. It saves some money, but they usually smell fishy. That affects the taste : (

    This time I brought some butterfly prawns imported from Vietnam, which used rine freezing. That cost me 10 more dollars than usual. However, it does taste much better.

    My friend Tom recommended a food delivery website for me this morning.

    I viewed the website. The crustaceans they sell do not include crabs, but I really want to have some crab generally in native English when we talk about eating crab or having crab to eat we use the singular since I haven't had crab for two years.
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    April 9, 2020
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    “ich” and capitalization In the verb tense workbook I have, it says not to capitalize “ich” because it comes across as arrogant. However, what if it is at the beginning of a sentence?
    April 8, 2020
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    Yes, both can be used interchangeably
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    April 8, 2020
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    Yes, you can use them interchangeably. I think generally native speakers would use “I know a better place than this” more frequently.
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    April 8, 2020
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    The -ing is changing a verb into a noun. To be honest, I’m not sure of the exact reason why, but I’m guessing it is to avoid overuse of articles. Without it, sentences would become wordy very quickly. Yes you could use “to get up” but this becomes challenging when the sentences are more complicated and use several verbs. Generally you would always conjugate the first verb. “I like going shopping for groceries” would be “I like to go to shop for groceries” without the use of gerunds This may be helpful: https://www.englishpage.com/gerunds/part_1.htm
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    April 8, 2020
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    Yes you can say whenever you’re going to report. However, it can be simplified to “when you report”. Other is used here because it is saying that the claim type is not listed. It presents you with another option. The definition of other is “ used to refer to a person or thing that is different or distinct from one already mentioned or known about“ so therefore you aren’t reporting an additional claim, but one that is not mentioned.
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    April 8, 2020
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    April 8, 2020
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