Search from various English teachers...
Mexico flagOlivier
English teacher I need English teacher, I am looking in this website but they seem not to be for free, I can't afford a class, this is my first time in this website. I have wrote some things, but I wanted to try the classes that they offer, but they are not for free. I used to be member of another website and there were exercises and others correct me, not just writing but also lessons for free, even they were basic. Well anyway I hope to find people who can help me with my English, thanks, I try to write what I have in my mind, because I feel that I am not good writer.

Corrections · 6

0

English teacher

I need an English teacher,. I am looking into this website but they the teachers seem not to be for free,. I can't afford a class, and this is my first time in this website. I have wrote written some things, but I wanted to try the classes that they offer, but and they are not for free. I used to be member of another website and there were exercises and others correct me, not just writing but also lessons for free, even if they were basic.
Well anyway I hope to find people who can help me with my English,. Thanks.  thanks, I will try to write what I have in my mind, because I feel that I am not good writer.

 

I disagree with you, you ARE a good writer! That was well-done. 

 

I however DO agree with Peter above that you don't really need a teacher. I too just read about a man that taught himself to be fluent in Japanese just by watching anime. 

 

However, here at italki you CAN find people to go back and forth with in exchange. You write or talk back and forth with one another in order to learn. It's like learning by going to a foreign country and immersing yourself. You just talk and learn. I am writing back and forth with people. I write to them in English and they write to me in Spanish. That way I learn good grammar and how to read Spanish and they learn the same from me in English. 

 

Instead of teachers, here you can have native speaking friends who help you as an exchange for you helping them. 

 

Good luck! 

 

 

0
Hey Olivier! I'm in agreement with Peter on this one. I'm an English tutor and a language learner myself and I've never taken lessons from a teacher before. Find a penpal or language partner that wants to learn your native language and exchange help that way :) That's what I did with Russian and it really helped! Keep writing entries on this site and similar sites, as well. Don't give up because you can't afford a teacher. Teachers are simply another tool to help but we aren't the only way to attain fluency :)
0
Mucho gusto mi amigo
0
Hi Olivier, in my previous job I had a colleague from Mexico (Ciudad Juárez). His English was very good. He sounded to me like an English native speaker.I asked him how he had learned it. His answer was almost shocking to me. He said he had watched a lot of movies, serials in English. He had never taken any English class. Never had any private English teacher. Also he was an IT guy with a strong analytical thinking. Usually those kind of people have problems to learn a language because they want to analyse everything. I just want to point out one thing. Maybe you think that it is very important to have a teacher to learn a language. But do you really need a teacher so much? Think about it.

Want to progress faster?

Join this learning community and try out free exercises!

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to learn a language from the comfort of your own home. Browse our selection of experienced language tutors and enroll in your first lesson now!

Start Learning Today