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The Support Group For "Actually Studying" (jaja!)

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Soy adicta al foro. Por eso estoy formando este grupo para dar apoyo a ellos (incluyendo yo mismo) de quienes necesiten una obligación de dar cuenta. Si ustedes quieren unir, simplemente nos digan sus metas inmediatas, y nos informen cuando sean terminadas. Usen qualquier idioma. Trateré hablar en inglés y español para practicar el español.

I am addicted to the forum. For this reason I'm forming this group to support those (including myself) who need accountability. If you would like to join, simply tell us your immediate goals, and inform us when they are completed. Use any language. I will be using English and Spanish so I can practice Spanish.

Mi meta primera es terminar el parte de escribiendo del cuaderno del internet de capitulo 6 de mi libro de texto. Estoy estudiando el secundo año de español de nivel universidad por estudio independente.

My first goal is to complete the writing portion of the online workbook for chapter 6 of my textbook. I am taking second year college spanish through independent study.

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updated Sep 20, 2011
edited by happyquilter
posted by happyquilter
@Happyquilter: The present subjunctive is not used following conjunction "si" (desee → desea). - Izanoni1, Feb 16, 2011
Happy: "-ga" in Spanish takes a hard g. You need to change g to j to retain the "ha" sound. I also suggest you change your tense to an imperative in either vosotros or ustedes form since obviously you are addressing more than 1 person. - Deanski, Feb 16, 2011
Thank you! I have tried to make the corrections. Deanski, where is the "ga" that I need to change? - happyquilter, Feb 16, 2011
corríjanme (verb & direct object pronoun together) > corrígan me - Deanski, Feb 16, 2011
Please feel free to correct me. Por favor corríjanme si desean. - happyquilter, Feb 16, 2011
Thank you Deanski! I want to pay you! Jeje. Keep them coming. - happyquilter, Feb 16, 2011
@Happyquilter: jejeje...you changed your verb but kept the subjunctive: "Si ustedes quieran" → "Si (ustedes) quieren" - Izanoni1, Feb 18, 2011
Thank you izanoni. I think it is fixed now. I really appreciate all the help. It improves me! - happyquilter, Feb 18, 2011