What has been the most tricky parts of learning english for you?

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Well, tell us what has been the most tricky parts of learning english for you?, for me I struggle sometimes with ¨in on at¨ prepositions, I hate them, I also have problems with the past tense, past perfect tense to be exact.

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There´s nothing to worry.. you have born speaking a different language , so trying to learn and learning a foreign language that has its difficult qualities is a great achievement on your part.That is why I congratulate you and I encourage you to continue expanding your knowledge because : every day you learn something new!
 

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For me is double letters in words like different and support, I really don't know if there's a rule for it. Also, the verb do in past tense followed by another verb also in past tense, I know that's wrong but I keep making the same mistake >_<
I don't think anybody that wasn't born speaking a language should feel bad about their learning process, and if a native speaker ever makes fun of me for it I'll tell them: to go ahead and try to write a sentence in Spanish and we'll see about your grammar.
 

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Before and after: those words sound like it's own anthonyms in Spanish. It tend to confuse me!
 

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Before and after: those words sound like it's own anthonyms in Spanish. It tend to confuse me!
I have a weird trick for that, I associate "after" with "antes" it's wrong I know, but then I think of the antonym of "antes" and automatically know it's meaning, "after" means "después".
 

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I have a weird trick for that, I associate "after" with "antes" it's wrong I know, but then I think of the antonym of "antes" and automatically know it's meaning, "after" means "después".
Yeah! I used to fool myself. Since I realized I should to think in English I'm trying to stop to do it . I have same issues with some days of the week. There is no way!
 
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