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Hi there :) My name is Frauke and I have been teaching English and German to students from all over the world for many years and will hopefully do so for many more to come. I enjoy teaching and learning languages. I am currently learning Russian, a language I love for its culture and history, and French, a language I have never really mastered but love all the more for its poetry. I am originally from the northern parts of East Germany, my family home is at the Baltic Sea, but I have been living in Northern Ireland for the past 12 years. I have recently moved to Oxfordshire, where I am now residing with my spouse and child. I am both, British and German. In my spare time, I enjoy learning languages, independent cinema, meditating and baking - mainly German cakes I have to admit ;) I am *only* looking for serious language partners to exchange French/Russian lessons for German/English lessons. --- I don't have much free time, but if you wish to take formal lessons with me, check out my teacher profile here on italki :) _________________________________________________ **** 17 years of teaching experience - 8 years online **** **** TEFL - MA Applied Linguistics and Education - BA Hons European Studies and Economics **** Frauke started giving private English tuition to younger pupils in 1994 and continued doing so until she left Germany for the UK in 1999. Frauke then lived in York, England, where she worked as a Viking and archaeologist for the York Archaeological Trust teaching children and adults of all ages about the social, cultural and historical development of the City of York and giving private German tuition to adults as well as children. When Frauke moved to Northern Ireland in 2000, she was asked to teach German to students as a means of supporting them throughout their process of acquiring their university qualifications. This involved teaching online as well as giving one-to-one tuition. Since 2007, Frauke has predominantly taught English and German online through an educational website. All lessons and materials are designed by Frauke in consultation with students. It is important to her that language instructions meet the needs and wants of her students. Only then, students are able to achieve what they strive for. Frauke provides all materials to the students by email, so they can concentrate on the learning aspect during the lesson and keep strengthening their newly acquired knowledge and skills once the session has finished.
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    i I love to learning eEnglish so that I can to talke with to my English speaking friends whome speks english

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    I would like to learn English in order to talk to my English speaking friends.

     


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    a view of sth. = to see something from a certain geographical perspective a view on sth. = to see something from an intellectual perspective It cannot be "of" in this case.
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    Hello Vincent, It would be more appropriate to use "on" as this reflects what people think about the party. If you used "of", it would reflect the views that the party has on something/ someone else. The correct expression is: to have views on sth./sb. Have a great day! Frauke
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    Introducing myself :'))

    Hello!!!!
    My name is Chanakan, but I want would like you to call me/ but I would rather you called me/ but I prefer Fah (my nickname).
    Fah means sky in Thai, yes, I'm Thai :)
    I'm 15 years old, and my English not I don't speak English well.
    I want would like to practice and improve my English.

    If my notebook entry is incorrect, please correct it :)

    Thank you, and nice to meet/ meeting you !

    Nice meeting you too, Fah! :)

    - Try to use the more polie form of "would like" instead of "I want"

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    Hello Yagmur, this is a very common expression. "Once" here means as much as "when". It is used when an action needs to be completed before the main action can take place. Further examples: 1. Once I am done with this, I can help you with your homework. 2. We will leave for London, once the children have come home from school. I hope that helps :)
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    composition of vowels: ie - long i [ee in English], ei [i in English], ai [i in English], eu [oi on English]
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