Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Ingles"

A: siempre

A: Creo es "a" en español

A: It is the past tense of do

Hacer en el pasado:
Hice, hiciste, hizo, hicimos, hicieron

A: Sentir

A: You could look at it that way. But it's the same in Spanish, we just use it a lot more than you do. El edificio fue construido (or, el edificio se construyó) = The building was built.

A: hi, I'm from Argentina and I need to buy/get a ticket to Brazil

A: Both speak English.
America and Great Britain have different words for things though.

America: Fish and fries
Great Britain: Fish and chips.

They are both the same thing, but different words.

The way they pronounce words are also different. Britain has wider vowel that are drawn out. Americans tend to speak quickly, and have more diction in consonants.

A: Muy similar. En EEUU tiene diferentes dialectos regionales y también en Canadá. Pero cerca la frontera el inglés es similar. Si tu aprende "midwestern" ingles podrá hablar a los dos.

A: American English is fast and loose. We like to create new words all the time. Everything goes with American English unlike British English which tries to reject these newfangled words of the American people! British English dialects are distinct according to class, but not American's dialect.

A: El acento es muy diferente!!!

A: @Alexvelc:
For: A period of time (not defined): durante o desde hace
Since: date (defined): desde

A: Si está buscando una persona:
I went all over the park looking for her, but without success.

Si no hay una persona
I went all over the park looking for it, but no success.

A: se dice : i'm alone

A: I don't know English.

A: I'm going to learn English this year.

A: Derecho= right
Recto= straight

A: You could omit the second she
"She went to school but left her suitcase there because she was in a hurry."

A: Hola, si lo que buscas es practicar con alguien en cuanto a escritura, pronunciación, resolver dudas, etc. Cuenta conmigo

A: Verifique a pergunta para ver a resposta

A: Grammar!

A: "Hello" o a veces "Hi"