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I lived in Switzerland and France several years ago, and I'm afraid I'm losing my French! I'd be happy to do an online exchange to help you practice your English. I also speak a bit of Spanish and am always looking to improve it as well!
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Mandy
French
Apr 9, 2020
Conversation très intéressante :) Merci pour toutes ces explications !
Mandy
French
Apr 1, 2020
C'était un réel plaisir de te rencontrer et de discuter avec toi ! Bravo pour ton français !
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    If you're referring to your place of work, we would usually say "I am at the office" because "the office" is referring to a more general location. In other words, you're simply saying, "I'm at the place where I work" - this could be at your desk, in a conference room, in the WC, or outside smoking a cigarette. Sometimes, people have a room in their house that they designate the "office." If you are referring to a specific *room*, you would say "I am in the office," just as you would say "I am in the kitchen" or "I am in the bathroom." You might also say this while at your work place if you are emphasizing your physical location in a specific room/space ("John, I can't talk now, I'm in the office" emphasizes you are *in* the office building, implying that people around you are working and don't want to listen to your phone conversation!).
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    August 12, 2018
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    [Copied to "Answers"]
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    August 12, 2018
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    There is a lot of traffic. Traffic is always singular!
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    October 10, 2016
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    My French for you English! In London

    I'm a 27-years-old girl, from the French part of Switzerland (Geneva) who studied political and social sciences.  I am very curious and interested in many things like culture, food, art, travel, etc, like to and meeting new people.  I am in London for one more month! I'd love to find someone I could meet with maybe twice a week to practice my English and my accent! We can speak part time each language! I'm learning English because I need it for everything and I really like it too. I'm a native French speaker who'd love to help someone with his or her French and maybe know teach him or her more about French culture! I'm looking for someone nice, who is available twice a week and who would like to speak about everything and nothing!:) Let me know!!! I'm waiting for your answer! Hope to see you soon! Virginia

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    August 2, 2011
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  • Answered
    Simile uses "like" or "as." Simile: He was as hungry as a bear. Metaphor: He was a hungry bear. Boom. Done.
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    July 9, 2011
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    Introducing myself

    Hello!! I'm Khawla from Morocco. I am a 21-year-old engineering student in International Logistics! I love music, community service and languages!
    I'm interested in meeting new people from all over the globe, exchanging ideas and sharing information, and at the same time improving my english communicating skills!
    So, feel free to talk to me if you're interested in sharing and communicating, either in French ( which I already speak fluently) or English (which I want to work on)
    Nice to meet you all!!

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    July 9, 2011
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself Je suis un etudiant américain, et je vais vivre en La Suisse l'année prochaine. Je veux pratiquer parler français avant de je quitte! Je parle couramment l'anglais et je peux vous aider avec il. Envoyez moi un message si vous êtes intéressé!
    July 8, 2011
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