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I am a retired structural engineer with many years of life experience and very knowledgeable in teaching. I taught classes in business and the building trades in Chicago for 15 years and have been teaching English where I have been living for 10 years and five years experience teaching online and I am continuing my own research and adding other teaching certificates to teach English. I have my TEFL-TEYL accredited certificates and I enjoy teaching in a relaxed kind manner. I am very easy to share a class with and very open-minded to talk about any subject. I like to focus on building as large of a vocabulary as possible for the students, teach about history, culture, and I feel it is important to focus on learning the 8 parts of speech in English, learn about Heteronyms, Homonyms all the ways we use comparisons to express in the English language. Such as metaphors, irony, rhetorical question and idioms. Mastering the 12 English tenses is imperative and all sentence structures, in the English language
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    Why Irony, rhetorical questions and metaphors are good for the English learner

    An intensive study of all the way's we communicate in English and how important they are to really master English and become completely fluent. Why students have such a hard time understanding an English native.

    Why they are just as important as vocabulary. This is a five class lesson plan to learn and excel with becoming totally fluent in English.

    July 17, 2017
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    Seeking Chinese students for translation help, in trade will give very low price English classes I will help you advance your English business or proofread your resumes and cover letters for some exchange of a small amount of Chinese translation and a few basic greetings in Chinese.
    July 13, 2017
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  • Corrected

    Ninth Day

    I become a volunteer in today.I think me very luck.I met a lot of friends.This is a very good experience for me.I will continue to work hard.



    I became a volunteer today come to be something/ use I am or contraction I'm and use the adjective lucky

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    July 8, 2017
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  • Answered
    Depening on the context of the sentence, but in most cases, He was seen (past participle of see) entering the building-ing of enter is the present participle. He was seen to enter the building does not mean he was with anyone. To always means direction, action or feeling. It can be infinitive but not always.
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    July 2, 2017
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  • Corrected

    Please correct my mistakes

    It's been a long time since I have been learning English. But unfortunately  I'm not perfect yet, but I'm feeling a little different from the day I began. The last six months I have been dedicated to building my listening capacity now I can understand English well when I'm watching TV or English speaking movies. Now my biggest obstacle is speaking. It's difficult for me to build sentences quickly. So what should I do to progress my speaking ability? Thank you
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    June 26, 2017
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  • Posted
    You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink

    Where did this come from originally?  was its origin from the USA or originally China?

    what is it? an idiom? or a proverb? And how does this apply to learning a language?

    To become really fluent do we need to just learn the basic vocabulary or is there more to it to communicate.

    This is a discussion class with intense material, to become a real master in your English practice.

    For students comments only, please

    June 25, 2017
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  • Answered
    Hello when we sigh we are relieved of something that we were afraid of or worried about and it was over with. It can be a verb action or a noun. we exhale our breath in letting go of something that could have been a bad experience. This is an old 13th-century English expression of audible emotion.
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    June 22, 2017
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    Prepositions, Conjunctions, and Interjections- why we must learn them for writing and mastering conversation

    an intensive discussion and originally structured material to help any student of English in the intermediate or advanced stage.

    visual lesson with a structured system to help you remember and use them.

    June 18, 2017
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  • Posted
    are idioms and phrasal verbs as important when learning English? we can discuss why mastering idioms (we have over 25,000) and phrasal verbs will help you excel and expand your understanding and knowledge and why they are just as important to learn then building a solid vocabulary.
    June 17, 2017
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  • Commented

    Hello, I am William, try to never get down or put yourself down when learning a new language.

    Your brain works so much better to just try and listen and talk about your goals you have or things that you really enjoy.

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    June 14, 2017
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