I come back Hello, after to log time I come back to study English. Today I was doing an exercise of my book but I didn`t understand it. Wich verb is not usually paired with each noun? Put a line through the verb. 1. owe / offer / do / accept an apology 2. do / return / make / receive a phone call 3. return / do / ask fo / make a favor 4. receive / accept / turn down / offer an invitation 5. make / deny / offer / refuse a request 6. deny / receive / give / refuse a gift 7. receive return / do / give a compliment Thanks

I come back Hello, after almost two months I come back to study English. I hope to can study everyday and practice my listening, writing and speaking. Today I feel some lost with the lenguage and I proposse write and read.

Pronunciation: What is the diference into: "Where" an "were" Hello. Yesterday somebody asked me to pronounce the following sentence: "where were you yesterday?" I pronunced the two words ("where" and "were") identical but, I think that it's incorrect. How is the correct pronunciation?

My first note. Hello. My name is Raimundo. I was born in Bogotá Colombia and I grew uo here. At the momento I'm ending my universitary studies of Electronics Engineering. I'm in my twenties. I leaned some of English in my College when I studied on the secondary. I was 20 years when I had my first professional degree. When I was a kid, I used to play with my cousins in the street of my home. Also, I hused to play basketball with my family. I love swim, I used to go swimming the weekends but, at the moment I can`t because I don't have free time. I was pretty good swimming. I miss to do it. (Can you correct me please?)

"like" or "like to" Hello, why sometimes people don't write the word "TO" after the verb "to like". When should I use it? Thanks.

Hello, I'm new learning English Hello, my name is Raymond. I'm 29 years old and I live in Bogotá Colombia. At moment I'm learning English. I began to study English since six months ago. I'd like make friends for practice it and I help them with Spanish. Write me.