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2 comments:
Hola; Tengo un par de dudas.
Tengo entendido que la expresión/idiom: I´m not through with this book, significa "No he terminado de leer este libro, pero casi, casi"
¿Otras expresiones podrian ser?: I´m not through with this lesson, activity, my work,...
Por otra parte: I feel more at home doing this kind of activity. Una posible traducción puede ser: "Me siento cómodo haciendo esta actividad"
Gracias, y enhorabuena por el blog, sirve de gran ayuda.
Yes, it means I've not finished doing something. However, there is no "casi, casi" element to it! It just means I've not finished yet. NB: this is American English.
The translation of the 2nd sentence is correct.
Thank you! That's the aim of it!
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