So, if you are at a meal and you can’t eat anymore ;which do I say and why. ‘’Tuve suficiente ‘ tenia suficiente ‘ or he tenido suficiente’?

What idioms have you got 'up your sleeve?' In this sentence, what does 'up your sleeve' mean? a) in your dictionary b) in your course book c) in your head

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Hello everyone! I am looking for a language partner to help me improve my french (native speaker or at a near-native level, preferably). My current level is between B2 and C1 and I can help you with greek in exchange, which is my native language. Let me know if you are interested!

Hey! Is there anyone here who is willing to talk in English as a way to practice free conersation English?

You may have your eggs scrambled, poached, coddled, or boiled Can you tell me the difference between poach and coddle in this sentence?