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Hi! I'm from Joinville - SC - Brazil. I've been working as graphic designer for 4 years. I like singing and playing guitar. I've been studing english by my self for some time and my goal is to achieve the fluency in it.
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Na'im
English
Feb 13, 2019
Fantastic lesson with Mr. Borba! He exerted herculean efforts today and he's bound to reach supreme fluency soon. Splendid!
Na'im
English
Jan 30, 2019
Another smashing lesson with Mr. Borba! He's mastering English during each lesson and he's bound to reach fluency soon! Awesome!
Na'im
English
Jan 16, 2019
The lesson with Mr. Borba was insane! He did a fantastic job as usual and he'll reach fluency really soon! Epic sesh!
Na'im
English
Nov 8, 2018
A slamming session with the Boss!
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    June 4, 2017
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    Am I: doing a course; taking a course; having a course; making a course. Hi I would like to say that I'm "attending" a course, using another verb, but I'm not sure which is correct. Can you tell me which of the folowing sentences is/are correct? 1) I'm doing a course; 2) I'm making a course; 3) I'm taking a course; 4) I'm having a course;
    June 3, 2017
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    "Need not be likely" vs "doesn't need to be likely" Hi I saw the folowing sentense in a book, and I would like to know whether this is correct or not. "...spontaneous generation need not be likely, it need only be possible." I'm asking, because I was thinking of how would I write this sentense...and I would do something like: "...spontaneous generation doesn't need to be likely, it only need to be possible." Can someone make it clear, please?
    May 12, 2017
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    Question about something written in a book Hi everyone I saw the folowing sentense written in a book: "...spontaneous generation need not be likely, it need only be possible." Is that written correctly? I'm asking, because I was thinking of how would I write this sentense...and I would do something like: "...spontaneous generation doesn't need to be likely, it only need to be possible." Can someone make it clear, please?
    May 12, 2017
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    Is "To" = "in order to" in that case? Is there any difference in meaning between the both sentenses below? If there is, can you explain it? Please. In adition, can you give synonyms of "in order to"? I did something "to" improve something. I did something "in order to" improve something. thank you :)
    October 8, 2015
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    In order to (verb) or In order to (verb+ing)? Can anybody please ask me if the both sentenses below are right? And if it is, Why do the verb that comes after the "in order to" is in a different state. Note: the point is "in order to" 1- I did that in order to improve that. 2- I make money in order to having a better life. I hope the question is clear. :)
    October 8, 2015
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    What are the possibilities to use "so bad" or "so badly" as something good? I've seen the sentense. "I want you so bad". In this case I assume that it means "I want you so much". Right? Thus, can I use the same concept for the folowing sentences? I like something/someone so bad/so badly. I need something/someone so bad/so badly. I hate something/someone so bad/so badly. I wish something/someone so bad/so badly.
    September 15, 2015
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    How is my pronunciation? Namaste Every one! Aap kaise hain? I've been singing some bollywood songs and I would like to hear from you about my pronunciation. I played it in a Brazillian style. My favorite Indian singer is Arijit Singh. Folowing the link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_zu_76TzWy4 Thank you! :)
    September 14, 2015
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    Generation Y During today's session we talked about Generation Y, those who have birth rate from 1980s to 1990s. These people grow up using smartphones and internet. They enphasize free time rather than career. They might be individualists but they are used to team working and networking. Old companies with old culture, lots of rules, punching the time clock seems no longer suit, at least for Generation Y. So that new companies are being created based on a new culture with flat hierarchy, flexibility, and fun linked to work.
    September 10, 2015
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    NY Subway In the last class, we discussed about an article regarding the New Youk Subway. The reffered article was about a photographer who has been riding subways for years and taking pictures of those who has been reading books. The guy told that a few years ago he could see about 30 books during the riding, but nowadays, he has seen only 6 or 8. One of the reasons is that currently, there's lots of devices such as tablets and e-readers which allows you to storage thousands of books in it. Those devices seems to bee also more convenience, because eigther they need a smaller room in the bagpack or briefcase and they are lighter. That's it" :)
    June 29, 2015
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