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    Watch short documentaries, news clips or investigations on Youtube. There are loads of them available for free on demand. Here are two links to very professional journalism channels with very different topics to choose from: https://www.youtube.com/c/Vox/playlists https://www.youtube.com/c/TED/playlists 15 minutes per day will help you a lot with your listening and opening yourself to different accents. You can put subtitles when you don't understand, and then listen once again without the subtitles to check if you understand correctly the second time. On top of learning English, you will learn a lot of very cool stuff!!! Teacher Simon!
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    October 11, 2021
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    Both are okay, they have a slight difference. -Could you send me a link= any link in the vast possibility of links leading to the Facebook group's page. -Could you send me the link= the only one and specific link leading to the page.
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    October 11, 2021
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    It sounds just right to me. You will probably need to explain the concept as it's a very uncommon thing! ahahahah! You could also say "freshly dried fresh herbs". But once again most people will ask you to explain the idea a bit deeper. Over all, keep in mind there might be a very technical way of saying it, but it is not a common saying.
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    October 11, 2021
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    Cuanto tiempo se necesita para vender esos platanos?
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    October 11, 2021
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    The first one is better. But I would modify the punctuation: -For some reasons, your teacher can not come today. So, I will be covering for him.
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    October 11, 2021
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    "He remains silent" or "He remains in silence".
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    October 11, 2021
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    Both are incorrect. Je vais peut-être pouvoir trouver ma voiture. ou Peut-être que je pourrais trouver ma voiture.
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    October 9, 2021
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    Both are correct, they mean the same thing except that one is singular and the other one is plural. "There's" or "there is" is singular. There are is plural. Example: -There is a car in the street. -There are three cars in the street. Hope it helped you. Teacher Simon
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    October 9, 2021
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    Why is the climate changing on our planet? Why is the climate changing on planet earth?
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    October 9, 2021
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    ....we hiked all day*** You don't need the "the". The rest is a correct sentence.
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    October 8, 2021
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