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- Learning the "Slang" of a language is not really necessary but as the previous person said, it depends on your goals. If you are aiming to study abroad, the slang won't be something relevant to learn, but if you are looking forward to learn about the culture, you should consider learning the most common ones.0 vote(s)2 février 20160
- When you are "able" to do something, it means that you have the skills to do it or the required tools to perform an action. In the case of "can", It often means that you are allowed to do something due to a permission. Both can be used interchangeably, but the first one is more formal.0 vote(s)2 février 20161
- You use "Also" to agree about something that you have already said in the first sentence. An example would be: "She is very good writer. Tomas also has talent for that. Whenever you use "Too", you are saying that all the people talking agree about something or share the same idea. E.g: Katy is very good at Math. Harry is good at it "too". Another example would be: "I love italian food. I like Chinese food too" Marcos thinks that he should study cience. His mother thinks agree about it too. I hope this help you.0 vote(s)29 janvier 20162

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