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I’m practicing the past tense and I would like to know if these sentences are correct:
You were in my house that night.
They did exercices for two hours in the gym.
Leonel and his friend went to the coast of Havana.
She paid the water bill.
The people believed that the illusionist did real magic.
Karla put her Spanish books on the table.
You knew all the truth that day.
I had to run very fast to not get wet.
Thank you in advance
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How little is the world?
Two days ago a friend of mine who lives in California told me that she and her family had to be evacuated from their home because of fire in their neighborhood, she told me that her home is ok but she met a man who had moved from Utah to California 2 weeks ago and lost his new house. Yestersay I was talking with a guy from Utah who told me that it is very hot in some states in USA, and he said to me that he has a friend who moved to California recently and lost his new house because of the fire, I said to him "no way" it is possible that they were talking about the same person, I asked them some questions and guess what?, it is the same person!
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A thought
I have no idea which way I'm going but I'm pretty sure that I don't want to say neither "I could have done" nor "I should have done".
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Do English speakers really use "I should" to give somebody advice?
My book says that we can use "I should" or "I shouldn't" to give somebody advice. For example:
Jane: Shall I leave now? Jack: No, I should wait a bit.
Here, I SHOULD WAIT = I would wait if I were you, I advise you to wait.
Another example: I shouldn't stay up too late. You have to be up early tomorrow.
so I was wondering if you guys really use this, because I've got a feeling that if I give an advice to somebody using "I should", they won't get me.
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"I don't think you should work so hard" "I think you shouldn't work so hard"
Do these sentences have exactly the same meaning? If so, which is more common for you to say?
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Juan Gabriel
Hace 10 días me sorprendí por la inesperada muerte de uno de los más grandes cantautores de la música latina, Juan Gabriel. Sus canciones son muy especiales para mí y me recuerdan muchas cosas porque mis padres solían escucharlas cuando yo era un niño.
He estado pensado que las letras de sus canciones son muy buenas para las personas que están aprendiendo español porque son fáciles y contienen muchas expresiones de gran utilidad. Por lo tanto, aquí les dejo el link de 5 de sus más famosas canciones con la letra incluida para que puedan entender lo que dicen sus canciones.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zan_yQoKbpY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U5Tyhl4itP0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JeMbbpiAXg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5ihpExI478
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3IsGZnftt0
Espero que esto te ayude a mejorar un poquito tu español. Cualquier cosa que no entiendan, puedes contactarme y con gusto te ayudaré.
www.italki.com/robinson
7 września 2016
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What is the different between PAST SIMPLE and PAST PERFECT?
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