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Apr. 7th I have taken English lessons once a week for 6 months. My teacher is a Japanese woman who had lived in Canada, and took TESOL. She has over 10 year experience as a English teacher. She lives in Japan now. But it is far from my house, we communicate together by Skype. The most fantastic thing of her lesson is repeating sentences I learnt. For example,she taught me how to use "you'd better going, you'll be late" at a lesson. And then I had to memorize this sentence by sound material she sent me. At next lesson she did a test I can use this sentence. This sentence appears at her lessons many times. So I became to use it naturally. Recently I memorized many sentences. I am happy to understand some sentences when I watched TV dramas and movies in English. Her lesson motivated me to use English.

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Apr. 7th

I have taken* English lessons once a week for 6 months. My teacher is a Japanese woman who had lived in Canada and studied TESOL. She has over 10 years experience as an English teacher.
She lives in Japan now, but it is far from my house so we communicate together by Skype.

The most fantastic thing about her lessons is repeating sentences I learnt. ['learned' in American English]
For example,she taught me how to use the phrase "you'd better be going or you'll be late" at a lesson.
And then I had to memorize this sentence from sound material she sent me.
At the next lesson, she did a test to see if I could use this sentence.
This sentence appears in her lessons many times. So I came to use it naturally.

Recently I memorized many sentences.
I am happy to understand some sentences when I watch TV dramas and movies in English.
Her lessons motivated me to use English.


*have been taking could work here as well

You'd better *get* going. OR: You'd better *be* going.


Well done and I admire your dedication. Keep practicing and continue to challenge yourself to memorize new phrases each week.

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Thank you for your advise. I want to use American English, so your corrections is helpful for me. Thanks a lot :)
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you'd better be going, or you'd better get going, or you'll be late, is how we usually say it in the USA

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