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I am looking for students who want to pay me to help them learn English. I come from the UK but now I am living in the USA. I love to travel and have taught English in a number of different countries; Australia, Thailand, Myanmar...
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    March 7, 2013
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    HI! I want to improve my English, because I like speaking English when I am abroad! I want to spend some time in England in the next (coming) months and so I want to speak English very well!

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    October 23, 2012
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    Hi! The second one in each example is correct (Japanese book / car magazine/ cellphone company).
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    October 13, 2012
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    You should use "had been". This is because "Has been" is the present perfect tense. "Had been" is the past perfect tense. The present perfect is used for something that began in the past and continues through to the present time. Past perfect began in the past and was completed in the past, so because the context of your arrival in the cinema is in the past, that is what you should use :-)
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    October 13, 2012
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    Both are right but imply different meanings. Sentence one implies after you graduate high school, you will have to do more things to prepare for your future job. Sentence two implies that high school itself should have already prepared you for your future job. Hope that helps! The difference in meaning is only small.
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    October 13, 2012
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    Hi! The first two sentences are natural and absolutely fine for you to say. The third one has a small grammar mistake: 'that' is singular and 'things' are plural, so they don't match. You could either say: Nobody's interested in that kind of thing anymore or Nobody's interested in those kind of things anymore Hope that helps!
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    October 12, 2012
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