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Hi! I'm a scientist from the US and I'm learning Spanish and German. I'm looking for language exchange with native speakers of those languages. In return I'll be happy to help with your English! ¡Hola! Soy científico de los EEUU y estoy buscando compañeros de idioma para practicar el español. ¡En cambio, estaría encantado ayudarte con el inglés! Guten Tag! Mein Deutsch ist nicht so gut. Ich wünsche es verbessern! Ich suche Sprachpartner und ich würde gerne dir bei Englisch helfen!
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    Hello! They both mean the same, however the first one is much more idiomatic and is what would normally be said. The second one is technically correct grammatically and would be understood, but would rarely, if ever, be said. I hope this is helpful!
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    9 april 2014
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    I grew up in New Jersey, and I personally don't use the phrase, though actually my wife does occasionally. I might consider it a bit quirky or odd if someone used it often, but I wouldn't take it negatively.
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    8 april 2014
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    ¡Hola! Tus frases me suenan bien. Cuando se dice "mirar algo", se traduce como "look at something". Pero si simplemente dices, por ejemplo "¡Mira!", eso sería "Look!" ¡Espero que te ayude!
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    8 april 2014
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    Hello. "Made" is better, because the doctor is forcing, urging, compelling, encouraging the man to write the letter. "Let" would imply that the doctor is allowing the man to do something he is going to do anyway. I hope this is helpful!
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    7 april 2014
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    Yes, you can definitely use "come alive" in this way!
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    5 april 2014
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    They all sound good to me, well done! One thing: it should be "here is some inside information", not "here are".
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    5 april 2014
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    Hello. Here it is correct with or without "the". I think when you are talking about a specific position, such as "leader", "boss", "headmaster", "general", etc you can omit the article. Sorry I can't explain better than that, but I hope this helps!
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    5 april 2014
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    Hello. 1 and 6 are the only incorrect ones.
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    5 april 2014
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    I agree. Short of turning it off, moving it farther away, or buying a quieter one, there's not much you can do. One other thing to consider, are you using files on the external drive while you're teaching? If you're accessing files on the drive it will make more noise.

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    5 april 2014
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    If I understand you correctly, I think this is what you want to say: "You don't know how much time you have left, so enjoy your life." I hope this helps!
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    4 april 2014
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