Living Will-Living Will Forms

asked:


do everyone needs to make a living will?

Allen

nahnah03 asked:


does anybody know how to write a living will. i can’t afford to hire an attorney. i need to write one mainly to state where my son will go if something happens to me or my husband.

Juliet Busman

Brett asked:


“By the time I graduate in June, I will be living in the U.S. for five years.”

This is a sentence from an English exam I took recently. Is this sentence grammatically correct? This sentence uses the future progressive form but I learned that you have to use the future perfect form or the future perfect progressive form in a case like this, just like

“By the time I graduate in June, I will have lived in the U.S. for five years.”

or

“By the time I graduate in June, I will have been living in the U.S. for five years.”

I wonder if the sentence in the exam is really grammatically correct. If it is, is there any difference between the three sentences I referred to above.

I am an Asian student studying English. I need help from native speakers of English. I’d appreciate it if you could tell me which country you are from when you answer because the answers might be different from country to country.

Thank you.

Herbert Coolbaugh

Hinata asked:


I think I know what it is but I’m not sure wanted to get a more experience person with the language.

Chieko Lofaro

Eric D asked:


I plan to join a community service program for a year in Honduras. I will be living with a host family and speaking Spanish every day. Will I come back to the US proficient/fluent(expressions,idioms, and jokes)? I am currently high-intermediate with Spanish.

Stephen

avalentin911 asked:


Im thinking about going to Honduras for one year. I will be living with a host family. Do you think that I will come back fluent in Spanish?(expressions, idioms, and jokes)

Lane Belousson

David L asked:


Spanish level after one year in Argentina?
Hello,

I was hoping i could get some good answers.

I have a job starting in Buenos Aires soon, lasting one year. I have studied spanish on and off for four years (2 years in school, 2 years evening classes). I consider myself decent level yet when i do online assessment tests i generally come out at intermediate(lower) level. Pretty dissapointing but there we go.

My job will be only partly talking in spanish, in the office, needing enough to get by. Mostly i will be talking in english to british clients.

However, i will be likely to have an argentinian girlfriend i have met out there before.

After one year of living in buenos aires, with an ok standard to begin with, what sort of level do you imagine i will have by the end? in general i am fairly good with languages. Any advice welcome….!

Ermelinda Emo