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My first English lesson in italki (as a student) Yesterday, I had my first lesson in italki! I was nervous before it, because, I am usually afraid something new. And also I was not sure in my English. But thanks to the teacher Eli (https://www.italki.com/teacher/3688481), my first lesson went well. IMHO, the first step is the hardest. But I hope I can approach my goals, approve my English and find new friends. I have started :)

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My first English lesson in on italki (as a student)

Yesterday, I had my first lesson in on italki! I was nervous before it beforehand, because I am usually afraid something new anxious about new things. And Also I was not sure in my English about my English. But thanks to the teacher Eli (https://www.italki.com/teacher/3688481), my first lesson went well.
IMHO, the first step is the hardest. But I hope I can approach meet my goals, approve improve my English and find new friends.
I have started :)

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Great job, Evgeny! Congratulations of taking the first step. It is definitely the hardest.

Regina :)

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Hi Evgeny,

I'm not a native English speaker but I hope this helps:

My first English lesson in on italki (as a student) (we would use "on" for a website)

Yesterday, I had my first lesson in on italki! (I would say: Yesterday I had the first lesson on italki). I was nervous before it  (I was nervous early) because (never use a comma (,) after and before a conjunction) I am usually afraid something new (I would say: I'm usually afraid to try new things). And also I was not sure in of my English as well but thanks to the teacher Eli (https://www.italki.com/teacher/3688481), my first lesson went well.
IMHO, the first step is the hardest. But However, I hope I can approach my goals, approve (I think you meant "improve") my English and find new friends.
I have (just) started it :)

My English teacher always tells me that don't start a sentence with "but" and "and", however, there were different ideas about it. I think it's a very advanced English to use "but" and "and" to impress or insist something.

You are not the only one to be afraid to try new things. Keep it going!



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