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Hello, I'm Kim. I'm a friendly native English (UK) speaker with a neutral accent. I have experience tutoring English language and literature, and specialise in conversation skills and building confidence. I have travelled around Europe and Asia, and really enjoy speaking to people from different cultures and backgrounds. I would love to speak to anyone wishing to improve their use of English in a relaxed, (hopefully) fun way!
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  • Corrected
    One time, when I was in a depression, I decided to move somewhere alone. On that day I travelled alone. Since that day I haven’t ever travelled alone. So yeah, I have travelled and I can't express in words just how amazing that feeling was. Whenever I remember that day I feel ecstatic ❣️ (By "move on somewhere" do you mean to move house, or just to travel? I edited here to mean move house, otherwise you can use "go somewhere")
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    September 29, 2024
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  • Answered
    Either can be right, it depends on if you want the emphasis to be on the "you" doing the action of unlocking, or "it" (the system) doing the unlocking ☺️
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    July 27, 2024
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  • Answered
    "listen up" is a phrasal verb, the "up" alone has no specific meaning, chatGPT is correct on this one 😊 I would say that when speaking to a group of people for example, it's more common to hear someone say "listen up", than just "listen", when giving the command to listen, as "listen" alone can seem a little rude/too direct.
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    July 27, 2024
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  • Answered
    It’s the past tense of “will”, describing a past belief about the future. So in the past, that person thought “I have to do this, so that they will not get run over”
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    February 13, 2023
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  • Posted
    Any Italian natives want to practice with videocalling? Ideally 25+ and friendly. I don’t want corrections just practice speaking and can offer English in exchange :)
    December 5, 2020
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  • Answered
    I wouldn’t use it on its own, but as part of a sentence, especially in spoken English it is fine. For example “I read a good book the other day.” “What’s it about?” makes sense.
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    October 4, 2020
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  • Posted
    Amici per favore
    Ciao ragazzi,
    Sono Kim e sono un insegnante d'inglese qui su italki. Voglio trovare amici per praticare il mio italiano conversazione. Riesco aiutare con inglese :) Vorrei trovare una persona gentile, amichevole e con un sacco di pazienza perche faccio molti errori :D per favore dammi un messaggio se e interessante a lei.
    Grazie x
    April 13, 2020
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  • Posted
    Amici per favore! Ciao ragazzi, Sono Kim e sono un insegnante d'inglese qui su italki. Voglio trovare amici per praticare il mio italiano conversazione. Riesco aiutare con inglese :) Vorrei trovare una persona gentile, amichevole e con un sacco di pazienza perche faccio molti errori :D per favore dammi un messaggio se e interessante a lei. Grazie x
    April 13, 2020
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  • Posted
    Italian Youtubers Hi guys, I'm English but living in Italy and trying to learn Italian, I was wondering if anyone had suggestions of any YouTube channels that can help me to improve? Any suggestions would be great. Thank you :)
    January 25, 2018
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  • Commented
    Hi! I think it depends which country you live in... I'm English and now live in Italy so there are loads to choose from, but while I was in England the options were less... Where do you live?
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    August 4, 2017
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