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Yesterday i had a exam. So...I have 2 doubts about:First.*Dont like me Tamal (local dish from my country ) and be in a site crowded.*I dont like Tamal (local dish from my country-Peru ) and be in a site crowded. Is the same? Any difference between both sentences? Another wrong in my sentences, please correct me.Second.*It's a beautiful place to relax*It's a beautful place for relaxWhy not for and why to? Mi teacher told me that is better the first, but dont understand the reason. Finally i wanna know when i could use that and when isnt necesary and some examples please.

Unsafety2 · Accepted Answer

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Fivejedjon · Answer

Unsafety2 Yesterday i had a exam. [...] Mi teacher told me that is better the first, but dont understand the reason. Finally i wanna know when i could use that and when isnt necesary ...

Yesterday I had an exam [...]. My teacher told me that the first is better, but I don't understand the reason. Finally, I want to know when I could use that and when it isn't necessary.

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Unsafety2*Dont like me Tamal (local dish from my country ) and be in a site crowded.*I dont like Tamal (local dish from my country-Peru ) and be in a site crowded.

I don't like Tamal. I also don't like being in a crowded place/crowded places.

You could say, "I don't like Tamal or being in a crowded place", but it is not very natural to join together two such different dislikes in one sentence.

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Unsafety2 · Answer

Also, i correct say : Don't like me Tamal and is the same that "I don't like Tamal"

Mister Micawber · Answer

Unsafety2"I don't like Tamal

OK.

Unsafety2Don't like me Tamal

No good.

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