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I have plenty experience as an English tutor as well as experience in professional Journalism, and I have been an editor-in-chief for a news publication--the responsibilities of which included training journalists. A friend introduced me to italki recently, and I like the idea! For now, as time allows, I am willing to edit, for free, a few paragraphs for anyone who asks politely; and I am certainly willing to answer quick questions. Also, I would like to meet teachers of Persian Farsi who would like to improve their English.
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  • Answered
    Hi, Victor. I came to answer your question, however, you already have two fine answers...so I will go ;)
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    September 18, 2015
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  • Commented
    also: "not in a million years!"
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    May 18, 2015
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    Belief improves, or impedes, language

    People often suppose that vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation are the most important parts of learning a second (or third, or forth) language. However, they should recognize the truly greatest obstacle to fluidity in a language: negative beliefs.  Consider these examples: "I don’t speak well" and "I don’t know how to comunícate good enough".  Babies don't believe this! They simply talk: "da da da..." like their own language. And by doing this, they are practicing without worry for their language or the quality of their sounds--and so their mind is freed to explore and learn. So let's be like a baby: Da! Da! Da! (My English is beautiful!)


    Hi Carlos,

    I've included another way to say what you said. Feel free to study it. And keep up the good work with your English use!


    ~Russ

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    May 16, 2015
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    May 16, 2015
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    My excitement grows, my journey nears!

    Hi everyone, I wrote this article about my summer plan. I'm going to go Salt Lake City in 21 days[,] and the day is coming closer and closer. I have exams in next week[,] but I (capitalized) can't study for them because I can't focuse on my lessons[!] Anyway[,] I just want to share my feelings. If anyone went to America through this program[,] I will be very pleased to know your story. Have a nice day

     

    Merhaba Selman,

    Your English is strong. Recommendations are in blue; corrections are in red. What you said is generally fine; still, my recommendations make what you said a little more common (which is <em>not</em> necessarily better). Keep up the good work with English!

     

    ~Russ

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    May 16, 2015
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    July 12, 2014
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  • Answered
    Literally: Thanks for the welcome. More standard: Thank you for your hospitality.
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    July 8, 2014
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    Vote!

    I am going to vote in tomorrow's presidential election because part of democracy is everyone participating for a better country!

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    July 8, 2014
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    My introduction

    I was graduated from National Economics University, with an Investment Economics degree. I'm well-organized, hard working, responsible, enthusiastic; and I work very effectively and accurately under pressure, as part of a team or on my own. One area I aim to improve is my method for scheduling: the sooner I set appointments for the coming week, the easier the week turns out.

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    July 8, 2014
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    My family!!

    I'm married, and my husband's name is Jose Luis. I have two brothers and one sister but no children of my own. I have three nieces and three nephews too--they are big!!!

     

    Nice work, Cristina :)

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    July 8, 2014
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