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    Hola! La diferencia entre "parecido" y "semejante" es a menudo sutil y depende del contexto en el que se usan. Parecido: Se refiere principalmente a similitudes visuales o superficiales entre dos cosas. Por ejemplo, dos personas pueden tener un parecido físico si comparten rasgos similares en su apariencia, como la forma de la nariz o el color de los ojos. Semejante: abarca una similitud más amplia que no se limita a aspectos visuales. Puede referirse a similitudes en términos de características, cualidades o propiedades. Por ejemplo, dos argumentos pueden ser semejantes en su estructura lógica aunque aborden temas diferentes. En resumen, "parecido" se usa cuando nos referimos a similitudes visuales o superficiales, mientras que "semejante" puede referirse a similitudes en términos más generales o abstractos. Aunque los términos son similares, su uso preciso puede variar según el contexto y la situación.
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    23 августа 2023 г.
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    My family is small. I don't have siblings. For my paternal family, I have only aunts, their names are Pepa, Cristina, and Julia. I have only grandmothers because my *grandfathers* *are* deceased; *from* my paternal family, my grandparent (grandfather or mother?) pass away eight years ago. From my maternal family, I did not meet my grandfather, he pass away when I was 2 years old. From my paternal family, I have a lot of cousins but *from* my maternal family, I have only three cousins. I'm married, my wife is my immediate family, all my extended family *live* in Barcelona.
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    30 ноября 2021 г.
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    I want to visit Spain 😄
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    30 ноября 2021 г.
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    Here is my suggestion. Hope it helps: I was expecting to have a very quiet day, but it ** turned out to be exactly the opposite. That day I went to buy goods in our *nearby* store. I needed to buy some *foods* like bread, eggs, milk, because my mom asked me *to*. The store was not too far, it would take about ten minutes to walk there. But during the walk I noticed *a* pink purse right in the middle of the road. It was big and full of coins. My first thought was: "Should I pick it up?" After some *thinking*, I decided to pick it up and return *it* to *it’s* owner. *As* I expected, it was full of money, definitely enough to *also buy* some chips *for* me. And there was no *information of the owner* in the purse. "How I should return it?", I asked myself. *suddenly* *a* good *idea* came *to me*, that I can pick it *up* and look for the owner *on* the street. But there was no one at the street, and I headed to the store. And there I saw a cashier and some girl *talking*. I heard some words and it ** turned out that the girl wanted to buy a few pencils, but she lost her purse. I didn't think a lot and *gave* her the purse. She was glad, but suspicious. After some explanations, she *thanked* me. So, since that day she and I *became* best friends. I was really grateful that I returned the purse. It was worth it.
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    30 ноября 2021 г.
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    Hi! The first one sounds correct. "go out" is usually used when we talk about going to spend leisure time outside of our home
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    7 июля 2021 г.
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    Hi Giorgia! I have a couple of students living in Italy! I could definitely be of help if you'd like 😄
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    3 апреля 2021 г.
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