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I'm from Los Angeles, CA and am now living in Northern California. I'm a professional ESL teacher, having earned my Masters in Teaching International Languages with a graduate certificate in TESOL. I currently teach online for a Russian language school called "Lingvatica", but I'd like to teach students from all over the world. Being a professional language teacher, I also want to learn several languages, specifically French, Mandarin, and Arabic. I'm currently learning French now. I would like to be a professional English teacher on italki, build friendships, and improve my conversational French.
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    The TOEFL is considered pretty difficult. Many students prefer the IELTS exam. You can find some self-study resources (some of which are free) from the test-makers here: https://www.ets.org/toefl/ibt/prepare/ I also teach TOEFL test prep if you're wanting more.
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    July 23, 2014
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    The modal for the Present Perfect tense is have or has, for example: "I have been to the United States" or "John has lived here for five years." The modal for the Past Perfect tense is had, for example: "You had eaten three times" or "She had never been to Mexico" The modal for the Present Perfect Continuous tense is 'have been' or 'has been', for example: "I have been studying English for three years" or "She has been studying English for three years" The modal for the Past Perfect Continuous tense is 'had been', for example: "He had been studying French before he switched to English" Hope that helps!
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    July 23, 2014
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    The first part of your phrase is great: "This page is an affiliate marketer...", but the second part is a little unclear. Also, because you used a period after Amazon instead of a comma, you created an incomplete sentence with the phrase "products like books, bags, electronics/computers, etc." I would rephrase it as follows: "This page is an affiliate marketer that mostly promotes Amazon products (e.g., books, bags, electronics/computers, etc.)."
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    July 23, 2014
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