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    Cómo se traduce al inglés "permanece INVARIABLE A LO LARGO del proceso", it remains constant upon the...?
    June 25, 2010
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    Pour exprimer une varieté de choses...est-ce que l'on peut dire "un peu de tout" ?
    June 15, 2010
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    Salut, quelle est la forme juste: "un problème veritable" où "un veritable problème"? Je veux dire "un problème qui est très important".
    June 15, 2010
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    -ing form of verbs ending in -y Hello everybody. I have a little doubt. When forming the gerund form (-ing) of the verbs ending in -y, do we have to keep the -y??? I know there are cases when we have to write -i instead of -y, but, is it when making the past participle, isn't it?? Can anyone help me??
    June 1, 2009
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    Como tema para practicar Español es tan válido como cualquier otro...sin embargo, me parece que es demasiado complejo para debatir en un idioma que no es el nativo. Para los que sí que hablamos español, como es mi caso, creo que esta web tiene objetivos distintos a establecer un debate religioso. En cualquier caso, estoy convencida de que este mundo NO se creó por casualidad...
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    May 3, 2009
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    Translation Hello Everybody I was listening to a song when a doubt has come up. The song is Hallelujah (OST Shrek). I don't understand what's the meaning of OUTDREW in the following sentence: "all I ever learned from love was how to shoot at someone who outdrew you" I can guess is the irregular simple past from Outdraw but I've looked it up in the english-spanish diccionary and there's no translation. Can anybody help me??? THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
    April 15, 2009
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    Food...help! Hello! I'm spanish but I'm going to stay in London for several weeks and I'm not very sure about which kind of food do english people cook normaly. Could anyone help me? For exemple...what did you have for dinner yesterday? Thanks!
    July 24, 2008
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    More Sayings I have doubt on the meaning of some sayings more...could anyone help me?? 1) put somebody's foot in somebody's mouth 2)turn on a dime 3)all hmans have feet of clay 4)keep a stiff upperlip 5)lead somebody down the garden path Thank you very much in advanced
    July 10, 2008
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    I need HELP with some idioms Can anyone help me, please?? I need to know what's the meaning of "as snug as bug in a rug" and "half a glass is better than none" I can't find its meaning anywhere. I would be very pleased of having some help. Thanks
    July 10, 2008
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