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Forum: Vocabulary December 20, 2010, 09:43 AM

Replies: 9 Whitesnake rules Views: 2,911 Posted By Vincamerica For your information, the meaning of "rules" in... For your information, the meaning of "rules" in this case is strictly vernacular. It is NOT part of proper English, and no dictionary will give the definition as it has been defined here. It's...

Forum: Translations December 20, 2010, 09:39 AM

Replies: 8 Which is more correct? Views: 4,137 Posted By Vincamerica Muchas gracias Robin. Esa oracion parece bueno... Muchas gracias Robin. Esa oracion parece bueno tambien.

Forum: Grammar December 19, 2010, 03:02 PM

Replies: 18 I usually forget to lock the door or locking the door Views: 16,121 Posted By Vincamerica When using the word "forget" then "to lock" is... When using the word "forget" then "to lock" is correct. But if I were to say, "I tried locking the door but the lock was jammed", then "locking" is appropriate. Although, you can also say, "I tried...

Forum: Grammar December 19, 2010, 02:58 PM

Replies: 53 Sticky: rr thingy Views: 124,214 Posted By Vincamerica If I may. Another good way to practice the "rr"... If I may. Another good way to practice the "rr" sound is to make the sound a person makes when they feel very cold. The word is "burr". But if you exaggerate the word you will roll the r's with...

Forum: Vocabulary December 19, 2010, 02:52 PM

Replies: 2 To direcho? Views: 2,367 Posted By Vincamerica To direcho? I was listening to a spanish language CD and they said that "go straight ahead" is translated in spanish as "to direcho". I cannot find the spanish word "to" anywhere. Do they mean todo direcho and...

Forum: Vocabulary December 19, 2010, 02:46 PM

Replies: 9 Whitesnake rules Views: 2,911 Posted By Vincamerica "Rules" also often means "the... "Rules" also often means "the best".

Forum: Vocabulary December 19, 2010, 02:40 PM

Replies: 14 To be caught up with Views: 3,589 Posted By Vincamerica Yes, based on the CONTEXT of the sentence, I... Yes, based on the CONTEXT of the sentence, I would say that "caught up with" means related to. However, "caught up with" was incorrectly used to begin with.

Forum: Translations December 19, 2010, 02:31 PM

Replies: 8 Which is more correct? Views: 4,137 Posted By Vincamerica Thanks Gracias todos :)

Forum: Translations December 13, 2010, 12:55 PM

Replies: 8 Which is more correct? Views: 4,137 Posted By Vincamerica Which is more correct? Hello. I am trying to learn Spanish and would like some help, if you don't mind. Which is the better way to ask someone to speak more slowly? Me puede hablar un poco mas despacio? or Puede...

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