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Здравствуйте! Я предлагаю увлекательные уроки русского языка, включающие в себя изучение грамматики, речи и восприятия языка на слух.
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Amy
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Oct 26, 2012
It was great learning about you and your very interesting life! I know you will do great on the test!! :)
Professor B
English
Oct 12, 2012
The Internet connection wasn't very good but we managed to have a good lesson and push your English forward. You're welcome for the stuff, the more you look at it, the more you get all muddy and dirty in it, the more you get into it, the better your English will be. Again I want to point you in the direction of vocabulary and using new words in conversations. Practice more with conversations, I told your sister to practice for one hour every day with the family and so you're involved. You are doing well, you're doing the right things to improve... continue!
Professor B
English
Oct 7, 2012
You're welcome! Working with you is interesting for me, too. Focus on vocabulary, buid it as much as possible now, you already pronounce very well and your grammar is very good, you need to practice speaking more and I recommend that you practice for a set period of time, an hour for example, at home with your family. I can give you some of my advanced students to practice with if you want, let me know, but whatever you do, practice is key and the more you practice, the more you will talk like me. You are doing a very good job of improving, continue!
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    This is what Socrates said: "The only thing I know for sure is that I know nothing". 

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    January 23, 2014
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    1) As I see it, in the first sentence they wanted to say that "to become self-motivated, a person needs to make an according decision". Or, in other words, self-motivation requires responsible decision. I don't think, by the word "this" they meant something specific, it's just needed for the structure of the sentence. 2) I think, the narrator says that grateful people (although I'm not sure, this is an appropriate adjective here) make not spontaneous decisions according to their momentary desires, but think carefully before making ones. They consider, if their actions will lead to good or bad consequences and then decide to act (if this action will lead to healthy consequences) or not (if it will be otherwise). That's how I see it.
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    Merry Christmas to you!!!

    I wish you to become better, kinder and happier in this New Year! Enjoy your life, it is beautiful! :)

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    Ушац / Ushats Today I'm going to share with you a fun story about one brand, which was born in the walls of my architectural institute in Moscow. It was about half a century ago, when one student with a surname Ushats came quite early to his drawing class. Of course, he chose the best easel of all available in the room (and I need to mention that easels in my institute are and, seems like always were, very old and shaky) and then left the class to walk in the institute. When he came back, by the beginning of the class, he realized that someone occupied his easel. Ushats approached to the person, who set at it and told: "This is my easel, I've chosen it before you". The other student responded: "Why is it yours? Is it written somewhere on the easel? It is not your easel, and I won't give it to you." So, Ushats failed to return it back and had to be content with a decrepit easel. Ok, the next time Ushats again was the first person for the drawing class, and again he had chosen the best easel; however, this time he wrote his name on it, so that no one could "steal it"… and left the room. When he came back by the time of the beginning of the class, he noticed that all the easels in the room were signed by his surname, and again his easel was occupied. I don't know, what happened later that day, but since that time it became popular among the students of my Institute to write "Ushats" ( in Russian - Ушац) everywhere: on walls, tables, chairs, diverse buildings around the world. As Wikipedia states, these signs are on the Eiffel tower in Paris and many other famous buildings and structures. I personally saw it in a small Russian city, written on a stair in a park. So, if you ever see this name somewhere in an unexpected place, you are already aware of the history of its appearance! Ushatz died in 2012; he worked as an architect, but not many people know it; everybody knows the legend, which is linked with his surname. Thank you for this fun and romantic tradition, Mikhail Ushats!
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    Although I like holding a real book in hands, and no doubts it is more comfortable and habitual to reed   an actual, not an electronic book, I also see some advantages of the latter one. First, it does not hurt eyes more than a real one; the feeling is the same, if the device is with electronic ink, and claiming this I bear on my own experience. Secondly, it is more comfortable to take ebooks to trips - they are small, and they may contain a huge amount of literature. I think, both kinds of books have future; the real question is, probably, how not to stop reading books at all. 

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    I think, it is the skill of concentration. But it probably begins with the "deep breath"! :)

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