FSC LanguagesEnglish: avoid a common mistake
Say “I agree”, not “I am agree”. “Agree” is a verb. Try: “I agree with your idea because…” and finish the sentence with your own reason.
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“¿Te viene bien el martes?” asks whether Tuesday works for someone. Reply “Sí, me viene bien” or suggest another day. Practise arranging a short meeting.
Portuguese: work on a nasal sound
Compare “mão” and “mau”. The ending of “mão” is nasal. Listen to a native speaker, repeat slowly and record yourself. Then practise “uma mão” in a short phrase.
Conversation: keep it going
After answering, add one detail and ask a related question. Instead of only “Yes”, try “Yes, I went last year. What did you like most?” Adapt this pattern to the language you are learning.
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