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I am a degree educated, CELTA certified and experienced professional English teacher. I have taught a range of age groups: Pre-K, K-12 and adults. I enjoy teaching English and making my lessons fun and interesting, allowing my students to engage and learn. I have taught on an online platform prior to my 3 years teaching experience in the classroom and I am excited to return to teaching online. I look forward to hearing from you and helping you achieve your English language goals!
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  • Answered
    "I'm used to driving" implies that you drive frequently and you feel comfortable driving. "I used to drive" means that you no longer drive today, but you used to drive in the past.
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    September 17, 2015
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    New decisions/aims

    well,I'm starting my second writing...

    I took made some new decisions and this decisions about both my education and my family.I hope they will become good these new decisions. My new decisions; first decision is to I will finish my thesis and will graduate. My secondly decision is to I will find a good job, and will moved move into a new house with my family, and will buy new furniture then,I will and then go a on holiday with my friends. last  Lastly, I will wish to study for a master degree.
    and I will be happy for these decisions/wishes to come true. :)

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    April 3, 2015
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    Foster The People Show/Concert

    Last Saturday, my girlfriend and I was in the show of  went to see the band Foster The People band. My brother gave had given me two tickets.
    The show/concert happened on was at the Audio Club in Sao Paulo. We didn't know this band beforehand, but the show was cool.
    Unfortunately, the beer was very expensive and because for of this we didn't drink a lot.

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    March 30, 2015
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    "I am at it' is grammatically incorrect but can be understood during conversation when referring to a particular place. For example, if you plan to meet your friend at the supermarket and your friend calls you asking where you are, you can say "I am at it", referring to the supermarket. However, a grammatically correct example would be "I am at the supermarket". Another use of "...at it" is for example: "The kids are at it again" referring to the children arguing, fighting or performing some other action once more.
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    March 30, 2015
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    About my travel experience and future plans.

    Thoughout my life I have visited Italy four times and have concluded that I like it very much. 

    During my first visit I stayed in Rimini for a week, near the beach. I also visited Firenza Urbino and San Marino.

    On my second trip to Italy I stayed in Sorrento with my colleague. We also travelled to Napoli Pompei and Capri.

    The third time I went to Italy I stayed in Perduga and visited Spello Assisi.
    On my fourth visit I stayed in Rimini, which was cheap, and went to Venice and the Museum of Ferrary. 

    Overall, I have been to many regions of Italy but now I would like to see Roma and Milan. I cannot wait! 

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    July 8, 2014
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    Prepositions can be tricky. To and toward represent prepositions of direction or motion. To is often used as an expression of motion toward a point, person, place or thing approached and reached. Example: She walked to the house. Toward is used to express a motion or direction toward something in the direction of something. Example: She walked past the post office towards the house. The preposition to is normally used with a verb showing movement and shows the result of the movement. Example: Katy drives to work everyday. Example: They are driving to New York tomorrow morning. The preposition toward shows the direction of the movement but not the result. Example: When I saw Katy, she was driving towards the office. Example: They began driving towards New York a couple of hours ago. I hope this helps you better understand the use of to and towards in certain instances.
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    November 15, 2013
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