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I was an English teacher, so I know the rules and can explain most any grammar question that comes up. Мой русский еще есть ограничений. Я знаю польский язык, поэтому могу несколько хорошо читать. Кроме того, неплохо знаю систему грамматики по русский. Я не знаю всех правил, однако понимаю большинство идей в грамматики. Od czasu do czasu, jeszcze mam okazję rozmawiać po polsku tak więc obecnie to nie jest priorytet dla mnie. Jeśli będzie wielka ochota, to daj mi znać i zobaczymy czy będą czas i okazja.
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Daria
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Oct 28, 2015
Thank you for your nice review and the talk!) I hope you will benefit from the feedback) Hope to see you again!
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    March 7, 2013
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    It's not a PDF, but this is a really good site. The lessons have reading, listening, exercises, glossaries and grammar explanations, all done quite well. http://learnrussian.rt.com/
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    March 5, 2013
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    Хороший вопрос и хороший ответ. Спасибо!
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    March 5, 2013
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    Yes. Prefixes are very difficult. I found the explanations on this site very helpful: http://learnrussian.rt.com/grammar-tables/ Look for the sections on 'verbs of motion' #30-40 As far as it being a waste of time to learn, it depends on what type of learner you are. Some people are better at memorizing phrases and combinations. Some people are better at learning and using systems.
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    March 5, 2013
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    It's a huge and complex topic. As Ania wrote, there are seven cases which are used depending on whether the noun is the subject, verb, direct object, indirect object, follows certain verbs, follows certain prepositions and some other things I'm forgetting. There are actually five genders (three masculine) to go along with these seven cases. The links Ania gave are really good. When I started learning, I had a few books, but I remember 'Colloquial Polish' being the most helpful. For some reason things were broken down into digestible pieces. Good luck. There's a steep learning curve at the start, but if you can get past that it will get easier.
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    Моя работа Это трудная тема описать. Даже по-английски это нелегко. Я работал как учениц на 8 лет. Это легко объяснить. В Октябре я начал работу как аудитор в системах контроля качества, например ISO 9001. Вообще сейчас делаю консульству в форме само работы. Скоро буду работать для регистраторов систем контроля качества. Существуют три аспекты в моей работе. Первая вещь, есть так, который в стандарте, потом есть документация фирмы и трети, ли фирма в реальностью делает так, что она должна делать. Пока эта работа мне нравится. Сначала это было довольно маленькое количество работы а теперь есть более и более. Есть важный тест на следующий уровень сертификации. У меня нужен мало больше опыта. У меня надежда, что не будет долго.
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    Video material and discussion - Khan Academy - Level: B2+ Khan Academy – Education in the future Link to that site: http://www.khanacademy.org/ Link to news story: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4dk6woz4Do Vocabulary: To cheer - to give a loud shout of approval or encouragement brainchild - a clever and original idea, plan or invention (feel sth) in your gut - to know something by feeling or intuition To tutor sb - to teach or instruct, often on a one-to-one level To coach - teach or help, often used in sports. Pre med - a common short form for pre-medical studies at university At a (fast/slow) pace - the speed at which someone or something moves, or with which something happens or changes To go viral (video) - when something, often a youtube video, becomes very popular very quickly, not through marketing, but from people telling their friends, who tell their friends To pour in - to come or enter very quickly eg 'business is good. They money is pouring in.' Envious - Jealous. Wishing you had what another person has The cutting edge - very modern and with all the newest features esp. about technology What is said about: 1. Salmon Khan’s education 2. Kids reaction to math in Palo Alto 3. 2004 4. First posting the videos on youtube 5. By Bill Gates 6. Money Discussion questions: 1. Is this a good or better method for lectures than traditional ones? 2. Which levels and subjects would this method be best for? 3. Can you think of any classes you’ve taken or taught where this might be useful? 4. What do you think of online courses? Have you had any experience with them? 5. What other technologies are being, or should be, implemented in the education process?
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    It is correct. In formal writing, contractions should not be used. However, nowadays it can be more difficult to know what is formal and informal writing. However, a letter of complaint would probably qualify as formal. If you are taking some kind of English language exam, TELC, FCE, CAE etc., it should definitely be formal.
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    March 4, 2013
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    This one is tough. However, this character is certainly in a church. In Catholic church ceremonies (and many others I'm sure), it is common for a priest to walk down the aisle swinging a container of burning incense back and forth. http://www.biblestudysite.com/mary.h3.jpg So I think 'swing past' is a combination of a priest 'walking past' the writer while the incense is swinging.
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    March 4, 2013
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