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Hello. My name is Adam and I live in the United States. English is my native tongue. I love learning languages and find them very rewarding. I know the best way to learn is to speak. -Si quieres mejor tu inglés, y puedes ayudarme con mi español, estoy seguro que habrá un éxito. Me envía un mensaje para empezar. Simplemente hablar es la cosa más importante. Gracias. -I am also studying Russian, and would love any help in exchange for some English assistance. Spaseba.
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Darina
Russian
Nov 16, 2024
Adam, thank you very much for a super first lesson together! You have been working very hard and I see your motivation, talent and interest. Keep the same speed and never stop. Already looking forward to seeing you soon and our next great lesson together:)
Yúlia
Russian
Dec 2, 2022
отлично! мы много сделали сегодня ⭐️
Lisa
Russian
Mar 5, 2021
Всегда пожалуйста, Адам! Спасибо за урок! До встречи!
Lisa
Russian
Feb 25, 2021
Thank you for the lesson Adam! You're doing really well! Keep going!
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  • Answered
    Hello Beatrice, Option 1 is correct (of the two). In English we would say a critical process analysis model (or analysis model to shorten it up). By the way, in option two, I don't think criticality is a word. Critically is a word, but again, choose option 1.
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    December 26, 2022
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  • Answered
    It is an older term that is not as popular today. But it means "what's new?" Yea it is colloquial and a conversation starter as you said.
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    December 10, 2022
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  • Answered
    I will add that as an alternative, it is also very common to say "Dad by himself ate four slices already!"
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    November 11, 2022
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  • Answered
    Hi Sara, In this case, no you cannot. The conditional tense means one part of the sentence ("I would buy a big house") is dependent on (or conditional to) the first part of the sentence. In other words, you would not buy a big house unless you win the lottery. Since that has not happened yet, you need to use IF and not WHEN.
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    November 11, 2022
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  • Corrected
    Please, correct me. Choose the best option I ______ buying a new dress. a) feel like ✅ b) would like c) hope 2. I will stay at the party ______ my friends want to go home. a) as b) despite c) until ✅ 3. One Direction, ______ career started in the TV show The X-Factor, became one of the most popular boy bands of the decade. a) who b) whose ✅ c) that 4. Your dog ate your homework! That’s ridiculous… you _____ be joking. a) can’t b) might ✅ c) must 5. You ______ touch anything in the exhibition. It’s not permitted a) don’t have to b) mustn’t ✅ c) aren’t able
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    November 11, 2022
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  • Answered
    Agreed. It is the first option "teen-ager".
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    November 11, 2022
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  • Answered
    The second one, "with a short notice" is probably most common. Yes, the word "period" is not needed here.
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    November 11, 2022
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  • Answered
    A little clarity is required here. If speaking to someone, after completing the exam, then the tense of the sentence is in the past (preterit). So it would be "what a nice exam it was." But if speaking to yourself, after looking over the questions and seeing how easy the exam is, the answer would be: "What a nice exam it is." Hope that helps.
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    November 8, 2022
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  • Commented
    Me intereso' y me gusto'. Gracias Carmen.
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    November 8, 2022
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  • Answered
    I would also say the first one. There is an old rule that states never split infinitives. So you could rewrite the first one as "From now on, don't you ever dare even to look at him." But of the two listed above, the first one is the better choice.
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    November 8, 2022
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