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Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced Speakers! I am very happy to help with conversation practice, homework, grammar or anything else! I taught English to adults for over a year in Vietnam, but now live in the USA.
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Nubia
Spanish
Dec 16, 2020
¡Muy buen trabajo David! Muy buena comprensión auditiva. Hemos tenido una conversación muy amena.
Johana Berrio
Spanish
Mar 16, 2020
David tiene un excelente español, es muy juicioso y lo puliremos aún más.
Tutor Saul
Spanish
Mar 16, 2020
Un placer de conocerte. Buen trabajo! Felicidades 😎👍
Alejandra Fernández
Spanish
Jan 22, 2020
David is a great student, our classes are mainly conversational practice and he is always willing to learn more, solve doubts and practice his conversation as possible. He has great talk and is always a pleasure to chat with him. Keep it up David 👍🏼
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  • Answered
    She had a great experience. (She had a great day/year/night) She looks well (healthy). She looks good (beautiful). She told -to- me that she never regretted -about- her work as an engineer.
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    November 8, 2015
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    I'm not sure about "handling someone OFF" - perhaps you mean "handling someone" or "handing someone off" ? handling someone --- like handling a situation. (It's difficult to handle an angry customer) handing someone off --- as a worker, if you cannot help a customer, you will hand them off to another worker who can help them
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    October 24, 2015
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    How to say I "use" something. --- Làm thế nào sử dụng từ này: "sử dụng"? ----- Cảm ơn! In English, we say that we "use" many things. According to my dictionary, "use" is "sử dụng." Are all of the following proper ways of using the word "sử dụng?" THANKS SO MUCH FOR HELPING ME!!! Cảm ơn bạn! Làm thế nào sử dụng từ này? --- How do you use this word? Tôi cần sử dụng một từ điển. --- I need to use a dictionary. Hãy sử dụng tiếng Anh. --- Let's use English. Tôi sử dụng "Rosetta Stone" học tiếng Việt. --- I use "Rosetta Stone" to learn Vietnamese. Tôi sử dụng máy tính viết. --- I use a computer to write. Bạn có sử dung Facebook không? --- Do you use Facebook?
    March 23, 2014
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    What things are most valued by the people of your country? Family? Romance? Hard-work? You may mention a few if you want! I've never met an Azerbaijani! :)
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    March 7, 2014
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    What do you have trouble with? Often, people learn a LOT about writing by reading novels. Find an English novel that you can read (it can even be a kids book, if reading is still difficult for you). Books are great because they have perfect grammar, and they show creative examples of how to say things.
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    March 5, 2014
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    You might say "what I mean is.." if you made a mistake or said something wrong. It is a way of correcting yourself, and sounds more apologetic. People often use "I mean" as a filler word, such as "um..." or "like..." or "ya know..." Especially when talking about something that could be controversial or personal. "I mean, why do people always say these things?" or "I am getting tired of President XXXX, I mean, why does he keep lying to us?"
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    February 27, 2014
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    Here is an example - the verb TO BREAK. You can add a preposition to it, and it will mean something different. This makes them challenging. break down - when a car stops functioning // when you get upset // when you divide something into smaller parts ***MANY MEANINGS*** break in - enter a building forcefully // wear clothing until it is comfortable // to interrupt a conversation ***MANY MEANINGS*** break up - end a relationship // or a phone call that has static break out - escape // or to develop a skin condition // or to spread rapidly
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    February 27, 2014
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    Expulsion -- means that they are removed from their positions. Or they are fired. Bolsters his popularity -- strengthens his popularity, has more people following him.
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    February 27, 2014
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    February 27, 2014
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    The only one I've ever said is "pangs of remorse," but I think they are all correct. People would know what you mean.
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    February 27, 2014
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