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Hello! 😀 I've got a question about the difference between "reclamar" and "demandar". I know that we use "reclamar" when we raise a claim; "demandar" when we demand something of an economic nature. But what about the situation when we, for example, ask a friend to repay a debt? Or when we demand that the store refund the money because we canceled the order?

Hi please help. Let me just finish this then we can go. What's " let me" in this sentence It means literal " allow me". Or is it equivalent of I will just finish this and then we can go.

1. If the employee hadn't left at that time, what would have happen to our company? (The employee left at that time, 3 years have passed by since then.) 2. If he hadn't leave Korea last week, could he have attended Jane's wedding ceremony today? (He left Korea last week. He couldn't attend Jane's wedding ceremony today.) 3. If he hadn't leave Korea last week, obviously he would have attended her wedding ceremony tomorrow. (He left Korea last week. He won't attend her wedding ceremony tomorrow.) Do these look natural? Thanks in advance!

On the dictionary there is a usage of “how” and it is defined as “that” “How” and “that” is different in nuance? For example, what do you think is different between how and that? ･he told me how he had found it on the bus. ･he told me that he had found it on the bus. ･you know how he always arrives late. ･you know that he always arrives late.

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Which connector could I use here? Far from what we were used to, when physical work was done solely to survive, today's approach is certainly different. Thus/ moreover/ In this way...??the idea of working has evolved to become some sort of culture itself and now having a happy staff is essential. Or does it sound ok using just a stop before 'the idea' . ? Thank you

Are both sentences correct? If they’re, what’s the difference? My mum would’ve loved on my going to college. My mom would’ve loved for me to go to college. Thanks!

There is not a worm we tread upon, nor a leaf that dances merrily as it falls before the autumn wind, but calls for our study and admiration. what does the sentence above mean？