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I have been teaching ESL (English) since 2008 and I specialize in the following: - TOEFL Exam Preparation - IELTS Exam Preparation - Conversation English - Business English Classes are conducted via Skype, Yahoo Messenger, Google Talk or Windows Live Messenger.
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    Keep in mind, a better way to say this is SHOULD instead of HAD BETTER.
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    May 13, 2013
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    Established in 2003, [Company Name] is a large-scale comprehensive company, which invests in industrial real estate, jewelry, LED lighting and various other domains. It is one of the top 100 companies in [District Name] district.
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    May 13, 2013
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    Is this about already having a degree or is this about getting one in the future?
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    May 13, 2013
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    I am not sure I understand what your question is. I think you are trying to say that you have to write a speech about how people's diets changed during the Roman Empire? If so, then I am unsure why you used the word ISOTOPE. Am I right so far?
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    May 13, 2013
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    Understanding TOEFL Speaking Test recordings Are you studying for the TOEFL Speaking Test? Do you have a student who is? I have written down a method to make understanding the recordings much easier. http://www.garyverderamo.com/understanding-toefl-recordings
    March 17, 2013
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    March 8, 2013
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    I agree with Brian but they are all correct. The last one would be the least natural of them all.
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    February 26, 2013
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    Peachy is correct but it also means that the rumors are surrounding them and they are very intense.
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    February 26, 2013
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    "The first flowers of spring." would be correct. Generally, we use the article "the" before a noun when we are talking about something specific. So in my example above we are not talking about all or any flowers in Spring. We are referring to the first ones...the first ones to bloom. Those specifically.
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    February 26, 2013
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    I have actually taught exam prep for TOEIC before. Thank you for the information. I will inform my student that the school he is attending is "blowing smoke"
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    February 22, 2013
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