Spanish Dictionary
| English | Spanish |
| to obligate oneself to | comprometerse a |
| to commit oneself to | comprometerse a |
| to clobber oneself | sacarse la mugre |
| to wound oneself | hacerse una herida |
| to devote oneself to | consagrarse a |
| to accustom oneself | acostumbrarse |
| to entertain oneself | divertirse |
| to adapt oneself to | adaptarse a |
| to limit oneself to | limitarse a |
| to enjoy oneself | entretenerse |
| for oneself | a sí misma |
| to brush oneself | cepillarse |
I wanted to tell you that we have uploaded a successful version (with Peter). In Annex I send the profile. It is very similar to the last version, just a few words less in each lesson.
It certainly is one of the reasons that a student from abroad is not as good in English as people who were born in America. This is an obstacle for all students and a challenge for the educational system.
I once had a lesson with a private teacher, but unfortunately she could not come regularly. She was always sick, then I have visited a school in Andalusia, which was worthless, since we talked only German.
It certainly is one of the reasons that a student from abroad is not as good in English as people who were born in America. This is an obstacle for all students and a challenge for the educational system.
I once had a lesson with a private teacher, but unfortunately she could not come regularly. She was always sick, then I have visited a school in Andalusia, which was worthless, since we talked only German.
Do you know the meaning of?
orthography
oyster
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pavilion
perform
photocopier
plane
polite
pottery
preside