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05 set 2014 Thou shalt not make up rules

by Natália Guerreiro | Posted at 00:00h in Teacher Development 9 Comments

One of my relatives is all giddy with excitement because she has recently begun studying English again. At a family party, we struck up a conversation in a mixture of Portuguese and English, and for some reason I can’t remember, I asked, “How do you say...

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