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Hi there! My name is Carolyn Farnsworth :) I am an American English teacher. I graduated from the University of Virginia in 2012 with a double major in Biology & English. After graduation, I spent time traveling and teaching English in Europe. I have experience teaching both adults and children, and can teach specializations including (but not limited to): Business English, scientific/medical English, casual/colloquial conversation, writing, basic and advanced grammar, and test preparation. I am also an avid learner myself so, whatever your English goals, I am confident that we can work together to develop an effective plan. My teaching philosophy is simple: I believe that learning should be enjoyable. If it isn't, then what's the point? We live in a time where teaching resources are almost unlimited, and we can teach and learn from anywhere in the world. So why should it be boring? There is no reason!
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    I have heard that China changed its birth control law. 

     

    Instead of one child per family, the government will allow two children per family. 

     

    Chinese citizens have been allowed to have two children under certain conditions for a while, but the new law annuls the previous restrictions completely.


    In the last 15 years (more or less), the Chinese population has grown from 1 to 1.4 billion. However, pundits appreciate that without this law the population in China today would be approximately 2 billion. 

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    November 7, 2015
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    Yes, these are correct! You could also say, "Could you suggest a suitable place to stay?" or "Could you suggest a suitable place for dinner?"
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    November 7, 2015
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    How to Remember TEACH vs. LEARN A lot of my students have trouble remember when to use the words "teach" and "learn." For native speakers, of course, the difference is obvious, but it is not so clear cut for non-native English speakers. I have come up with a fun and simple way to remember the difference, which I hope will be useful to you in your studies. Here goes! Teach -- the first letter is T -- like TALK Learn -- the first letter is L -- like LISTEN So, you can remember the difference, because teachers TALK and students LISTEN. Hope it helps :) Let me know if you have any other suggestions!
    May 1, 2015
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    So, basically, this sentence is comparing two different things: 1. Pikkety's writing. 2. the OECD report. 1. Pikkety = inequalities of wealth 2. OECD report = inequalities of knowledge The sentence is making the point that these inequalities are EQUALLY BAD or scary. The "one" in "one that for the US is terrifying" refers to the "picture" -- the "picture of the inequalities of knowledge" (OECD report).
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    April 21, 2015
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    Dance is good for children

    Art education has become more and more important in children's lives .Dance play an important role in children's art education, especially girls. When I was a student, my favorite class was dance. I think dance fills me with positive energy and makes me happy.


    In children's free time, they usually have an interesting class such as singing, dancing, or playing an instrument. Dance is not only a sport but also a kind of art, so dance is good for our health. The important thing is improving children's appreciation of beauty and [also can prove children's intellengency quotions .] -- this last part is not clear


    Dance is so good for childen. I think dance is not a selective class, and every childen may study it. Enjoy dance and you will find real happiness.

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    March 15, 2015
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