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Hola! Me llamo Nicolás y vivo en Texas. Soy de nivel B2/C1. Trabajo en una epresa de España y uso español en mi trabajo cada día. A los gerentes, les gusta hablar de futbol, pero no sé mucho de futbol, por eso quiero saber más. Además, como tejano, no entiendo las formas de vosotros porque no se las usan aquí. Quiero practicar con esto también. Un saludo! Nicolás
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Marcio P.
Portuguese
May 17, 2019
Gracias por la oportunidad Nico. Buenas historias.
Sergio Cortés
Spanish
May 17, 2019
Genial! Hablamos del fuera de juego y el VAR
Sergio Cortés
Spanish
May 3, 2019
Muy buena lección, Nicolás es muy simpático.
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    It is fine with "will" in all of the sentences you made. A prize will be given to everyone who gets the right answer. perfect! 1. A prize will be given to everyone who gets the right answer. <-- gets the answer in the future 2. A prize will be given to everyone who got the right answer. <-- got the answer in the past
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    October 28, 2019
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    I would say Some undesirable things happened here. The others are perfect!
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    October 28, 2019
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    I would say police officers
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    September 21, 2019
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    Hola Óscar, yo uso solo ¨go check´
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    September 21, 2019
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    An interesting detail for learners of Spanish: coming and going In English, my boss can call me and say "please come to my office" to which I answer "sure, I'm come right now." The verb "to come" would be used in the command and the response. But in Spanish, my boss would say "please come (using venir) to my office, and I would answer "sure, I'm going (using ir) right now." So it looks like this: El jefe dice "Nico, ven a mi despacho" y le contesto, "Claro, ya voy."
    August 25, 2019
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    There is not much difference. You can say it either way.
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    June 14, 2019
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    yes, that's great.
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    June 14, 2019
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    You could say "one of which" or you could say "among which"
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    May 27, 2019
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    Hi Aytan, Both sound correct to me. to eat out or to cook at home eating out or cooking at home
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    May 27, 2019
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    That looks perfect to me. Well done!
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    May 25, 2019
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