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3 Responses to “Beginner Lesson S2 #7 - I think there was a misunderstanding”
Tuesday at 6:00 pm
Thanks to Herman Pearl for the music in today’s lesson.
The preterit pluperfect is a difficult tense. Has anyone found that the learning center helped to explain it?
Wednesday at 11:41 am
Carlos, it’s not insulting to sit in the back of an Australian cab, it’s just that we don’t automatically jump in the back like everyone else.
Although living abroad for so long, I think if I went back home to Sydney, I’d feel weird getting in the passenger seat of a taxi unless I had to.
Keep up the good work!
Monday at 5:33 am
No? I must admit I’ve never been to Australia…I can’t remember where I read that. Thanks for listening!
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