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Hello! If you are a native French speaker hoping to improve your English skills, then I am here to help. I am a native English speaker, born and raised near Toronto, Canada. I speak with a neutral and easily understandable Canadian accent. I am very patient and love teaching others. I can help you with grammar, expressions, or any other questions you may have. Or if you prefer, we can simply speak English together so that you can practise. While I am not a professional English teacher, I am certain that you will find my approach kind and encouraging. J'aimerais ameliorer mon francais orale et ecrit. J'apprends le francais depuis neuf ans a l'ecole, mais je n'atteint qu'un niveau intermediare. Oui, je sais comment construire une phrase en francais, et je peux comprendre le sens globale d'une conversation, mais il me rest beaucoup de mots et expressions a apprendre. En plus, en parlant, je dois souvent reflechir et chercher les mots. Si le francais est votre langue maternelle et vous aimeriez pratiquer l'anglais avec moi, rendez moi un message, svp et on se retrouvera sur Skype =)
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    1. I have no idea what a lane tile is. I would assume that is is something specific to the game. 2. A "release" in this sentence refers to a new product that is coming out, probably a new collector pack set. Here, "teased" means that the first two Collector Pack sets hinted about a new product that was coming out. In this case, teasing means that some of the details of the new product were revealed, but not all of them. This is usually done to build excitement about a new product so that more people buy it when it finally comes out. Hope it helps =)
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    December 15, 2014
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    1. Using "organizing" instead of "to organize" sounds much more natural to me. Also, you should write "took a lot of time and effort" instead of "taked a lot of time and effort". 2. You do not need to change the sentence. You can simply say: "I consider it a great honour to be invited" and it makes perfect sense, even if you are already invited. Hope it helps!
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    December 15, 2014
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    The difference in meaning between "strange" and "weird" is very subtle, if there is any at all. I would say that "weird" is slightly more informal. In truth, I can't think of a situation where substituting one word for the other would change the meaning of the sentence.
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    December 15, 2014
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    Sentence 1 is correct and is exactly how a native speaker would write/speak. Sentence 2 is incorrect. However, you sometimes will hear native speakers say this instead: Sentence 2: I would have thought that he was telling the truth, but I really don't know. There is really no difference in meaning between the two versions, but sentence 1 is more grammatically correct whereas sentence 2 would only be used in spoken English.
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    December 10, 2014
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