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PreciousJones Posted 16 years ago
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Hi,
I'm an American. Although my native language is English, I was tutored Spanish as I was growing up. So to me or so I had thought my spanish was decent, but after moving to Argentina, I've realized that my Spanish is not up to par, got a distinct foreign accent, plus I tend to repeat myself A LOT.
Please tell me if the past perfect is used correctly and an explanation would be sweet.
I'm an American. Although my native language is English, I was tutored Spanish as I was growing up. So to me or so I had thought my spanish was decent, but after moving to Argentina, I've realized that my Spanish is not up to par, got a distinct foreign accent, plus I tend to repeat myself A LOT.
Please tell me if the past perfect is used correctly and an explanation would be sweet.
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I'm an American. Although my native language is English, I was tutored in Spanish as I was growing up. So to me - o r so I thought - my Spanish was dece nt; (semi-colon) b ut (after-OMIT) since moving to Argentina, I've realized that my Spanish is not up to par.
- I'm an American.
- Although my native language is English, I was tutored in Spanish as I was growing up.
- So to me - o r so I thought - my Spanish was dece nt; (semi-colon) b ut (after-OMIT) since moving to Argentina, I've realized that my Spanish is not up to par.
- ) and I tend to repeat myself A LOT.
- Please tell me if the past perfect is used correctly and an explanation would be sweet.
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I'm an American. Although my native language is English, I was tutored in Spanish as I was growing up. So to me - or so I thought - my Spanish was decent; (semi-colon) but (after-OMIT) since moving to Argentina, I've realized that my Spanish is not up to par. (Full Stop) I have a distinct foreign accent, (plus-OK if this is colloquial, otherwise..
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