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My Couchsurfing profile (well, this is a good exercise too :) I live in Lyon since about two years, and I really love this city! Previously I grown up in the region of Tours then I lived in Nice, Toulouse and Paris. I'm trying to speak more fluent English so that I can work et share with people from the whole world. So I wish I could speak English with you if you are willing to, even if sometimes you will have to be patient :). My roommate welcomed two couchsurfers with whom in the end I spend some time chatting, and with the second one making her discovering Lyon. I really liked sharing this, and also receiving and hanging around with people. So I have decided to reactivate my CS account! What I Can Share With Hosts : Making them discovering Lyon, places to see and nice bars :). Thanks for correcting me!
20. Juli 2015
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There is no such thing like a typical day. Is it correct to say "There is no such thing like a typical day" ? Thanks!
20. Juli 2015
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I find it difficult to learn a language. I find it difficult to learn a language. I'm trying for years with English! I've studied a lot with books and linguistic software, but they didn't make me able to share a simple conversation. It appeared that I was able to read quite fluently and to write not too difficult texts, but my understanding and speaking was very limited. And my choices of words was clumsy and quite inappropriate with the contexts. I've made huger progresses for few weeks speaking with native English speakers -- and watching the Misfits series :-) --, noting down the vocabulary I encounter in today's conversations and getting by to progressively reuse it. I feel my English is stepping up and I take more and more pleasure to speak with English speaking interlocutors as I can exchange about more and more interesting subjects with them. It's really worth the effort. I wish I would soon think less about grammar rules while speaking and get to be more fluent in my expression. And I like colloquial English :). Thanks in advance for correcting!
18. Juli 2015
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Is it correct: "I seek to understand what the life of a worker" ? Hi! Is it more correct to say : - "I seek to understand what the life of a worker." - "I seek to understand what *is* the life of a worker." -"I seek to understand what the life of a worker *is*." Thanks!
12. Juli 2015
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