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People person Interested in learning new idioms. I can help you If you want something in spanish. I'm not a spanish teacher but It's my native language.
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    Meaning of this.. What does this expression mean? ' I'd trade him in a heartbeat! ' thanks
    June 13, 2013
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    What does It mean? What does 'Stone cold sober' mean? thanks.
    June 7, 2013
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    'Wrong' There's nothing wrong you can do. There's nothing you can do wrong. Both have the same idea? or what is the correct?
    April 12, 2013
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    Whenever you want we can practice. but being honest I do not know if we can chat aroun italki.
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    August 21, 2012
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    Differences in meaning... If I say; Andrés bought a car, and he later sold it what is the difference If i say; Andrés bought a car, and later sold it.
    August 21, 2012
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    Conditional sentences... Please tell me If these sentences are correct 1.- She always worries about money. She doesn't enjoy vacations very much If she didn't worry about money, she would enjoy vacations very much 2.- I don't have anything to read on the plane because I put my book in my checked luggage If I hadn't put my book in my checked luggage, I would have had 'something' to read on the plane. on this second sentence, Is it correct to chance 'anything' for something?, cause anything is for negative sentences. Am I right? Thanks..
    July 18, 2012
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    Is it correct? I've seen this silly sentence:.. A: I want to do bad things B: Such as knocking at someone's door and turn away? And I asked myself If it is correct when after 'and' you have to write the verb in base form or you need to write the verb with 'ing'. As you started the sentence 'Knock' with ing. -Such as knocking at someone's door and 'turning' away. Thanks
    July 11, 2012
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    Which is gramatically corret? Besides driving or Besides that drive or Besides that driving Or the 3 of them have different meaning?.. Thanks.
    June 29, 2012
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    What are the differences?... Hi again. Perhaps another unusual question... about 'Knock'. I've heard on these ways. I can't notice the difference. Knock the door Knock at the door (Can I only say: Knock at door?) Knock on the (or my) door Thank you.
    June 15, 2012
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    Compound nouns - Order of Modifiers? Help!! I must say that all this is new for me. I never realzied the diferrence. What's the diference if you say dog house and house dog and Flower pot and Pot flower or if you say: 3, 50 cents coins and 3, 50-cent coins or a class 3 hours and a 3-hour class How can I follow the order? another example 1.- a class that teaches sewing = A sewing class (Why Does It change?) 2.- a ticket for parking = a parking ticket Thanks.
    June 5, 2012
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