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I've been teaching languages for 12 years. I have taught English, French, Spanish and Romanian to students of all levels from all over the world. I have a bachelor's degree in English and French literature as well as a master's degree in Specialized Translations. I've been a TEFL-certified teacher since 2011 and I have just finished my Diploma in Teaching English as a foreign language. I've taught all types of classes ranging from conversation, 1-to-1, mixed nationality, children, adults, Cambridge exams preparation. I enjoy teaching through games and communicative activities and I especially like debating controversial subjects.I believe that real memorable learning happens when students have fun during lessons. However, I can adapt my teaching method according to the students' needs and preferences.
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  • Answered
    Definitely C. The others are not related to the question.
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    September 13, 2023
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    Definitely! I totally agree with you. I think that for lower and intermediate levels it's quite useful to follow rules, but when students get to a higher level they need to be more flexible and accept the fact that there are always exceptions to these rules. Thanks again for your comments :)
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    September 25, 2019
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  • Commented
    And you are right again. Your example is a more formal use of 'much'. So 'much' and 'many' can be can sometimes be used in affirmative sentencrs that are more formal. In informal ones, the use of 'a lot of' or 'lots of' is preferred.
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    September 25, 2019
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  • Commented
    <em>Hi! Thanks a lot for the comment. You are right, your example is an affirmative sentence. However 'how much money you have' is actually an indirect question, hence the use of 'much'.</em>
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    September 24, 2019
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  • Commented

    Hi Nataliya,

    I'm a TOEFL tutor. Just message me if you want more information.

    Thanks,

    Alex

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    September 17, 2018
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    I hope this helps you :)


    Altă data în România

    Nu am scris nimic de câteva săptămâni, dar am fost foarte ocupat, de fapt. Am plecat din Costa Rica luna trecută, și am călătorit câteva săptămâni cu prietena mea, și acum suntem în Berlin, capitala Germaniei. Azi am început serviciul, lucrez la Amazon aici, la Berlin. Sunt programator și aici, ca era în țara mea.

    Am stat în România câteva zile înainte să venim aici. Am vizitat Cluj-Napoca, un oraș pe care l-am vizitat înainte, când am călătorit acolo acum cinci ani. Îmi amintesc foarte bine că orașul mi-a plăcut foarte mult, chiar dacă am stat acolo doar câteva ore. De data asta m-am plimbat prin orașului și am văzut un pic mai de aproape viața adevarată oamenilor care trăiesc acolo. După aceea, am vizitat familia prietenei mele, și am mâncat mâncarea românească româncă foarte bună. Știu deja că ardeii umpluți îmi plac foarte mult, spre exemplu. Am vizitat și alți prieteni ai familiei prietenei mele, Crina și familia ei. Ea este o femeie foarte faină și amabilă, cred că ea este una dintre acele femei care au o inima foarte mare.

    Data viitoare povestesc mai mult despre Berlin.


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    October 7, 2017
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    Most of the questions are really good! Well done :)

    Hai să vorbim 01-20

    1. Ești căsătorit sau singur?
    1. Are you married or single?
    2. Ai animale de companie?
    2. Do you have any pets?
    3. Ai frați și surori?
    3. Do you have brothers and sisters?
    4. Îți place să gătești?
    4. Do you like to cook?
    5. Locuiești singur?
    5. Do you live alone?
    6. Locuiți într-o casă sau un apartament?
    6. Do you live in a house or an apartment?
    7. Cum vă petreceți timpul liber?
    7. How do you spend your free time?
    8. În câte orașe ați trăit?
    8. How many cities have you lived in?
    9. De câte ori te-ai mutat în copilărie?
    9. How many times did you move as a child?
    10. Cați ani ai?
    10. How old are you?
    11. Care sunt hobby-urile tale?
    11. What are your hobbies?
    12. Ce faceți în zilele de duminică?
    12. What do you do on Sundays?
    13. Ce faci/ faceți (= polite form)? Ce munciţi?
    13. What do you do? What's your job?
    14. Ce îți place să faci în timpul liber?
    14. What do you like to do in your free time?
    15. Care este cea mai bună amintire despre țara dvs.?
    15. What is the best memory of your country?
    16. Care este scopul tău în viață?
    16. What is your goal in life?
    17. Care este mottoul dvs.?
    17. What is your motto?
    18. Ce locuri de muncă ai facut  ai avut/ ați avut (= polite form)?
    18. What jobs have you done?
    19. Ce fel de mâncare îți place?
    19. What kind of food do you like?
    20. Ce fel de oameni îți plac?
    20. What kind of people do you like?
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    October 1, 2017
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    - Working as a touristic  tour guide helped me to become more extroverted and patient. The job at the pizzeria made me more responsible and punctual. In addiction my internships helped me with my teamwork skills and ability to adaptation. I also acquired also good communication skills, organisation skills and the ability to solve problems. 

    - Thanks to my experiences abroad I can relate with to people from different countries. During high school I spent one week in Germany in a international Congress Center “Haus Sonnenberg”, where I improved my English and German. In 2015 I studied in Barcelona, with the Erasmus Programme, where I spoke English and Spanish with friends and teachers. In 2017 with my internship in Lanzarote I improved my Spanish and English with guests and colleagues.
    - I volunteered as a waitress and as an entertainer in my town where I learned how to work with other people.
    - I have a driving licence B1.


    I really hope this helps :)


    Alex




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    September 26, 2017
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  • Commented

    Hi Semo! I have 6 years experience preparing students for the IELTS exam. So, if you're interested, I can help you. Just message me and we can find a day/time that suits us both.

    All the best,

    Alex

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    September 26, 2017
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  • Answered
    Only the first one is correct. But you can say the second one like this: My hand's still not getting better. Hope this helps, Alex
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    September 26, 2017
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