☝️A piece of advice

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In English, we love saying ‘a piece’ of something.

Would you like a piece of cake?

In this example, ‘piece’ is trozo.

In other cases it could be translated as fragmento or pedazo.

There’s a piece of glass in this piece of bread.

But if you’re translating from Spanish you will often need to add the word ‘piece’.

You may also hear:

Mi consejo - My piece of advice, is make sure you know these above.

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Anyway, I thought you might find this piece of information useful 😉.

This week’s 3 tips:

The word ‘get’ can mean ‘arrive’.

This is when it is used with a location after the word.

I will call you when I get to the office.

However, when we say home, back, here, or there we don’t use ‘to’.

What time will you get back tonight?

I’ll call you when I get there

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