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I am looking for a language exchange partner for German, Spanish or Japanese practice. I can exchange English, Cantonese or Mandarin Chinese. I am CELTA certified to teach English and I have taught for half a year in Vietnam. I am a software engineer in my day job but learning languages is my hobby.
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Christian Müller
German
Jan 8, 2021
Your speaking was good today, especially your word order. Keep it up!
Christian Müller
German
Dec 3, 2020
It was a nice lesson today, you're improving and can correct your mistakes more frequently now. We have to do more work on your vocabulary and some grammar practice, but nothing you cannot master. Well done, keep going!
Maria
Spanish
Feb 2, 2017
En esta clase practicamos los pronombres. ¡Muy bien, Grace!
Jae
Thai
Jan 5, 2017
Although Grace starts to learn Thai from zero, but she have done a good job, is my first student who was understanding on pronunciation writing in RTGS with my less explanation. She learned the tonal system and sentence structure quickly with advantages by speaking Cantonese and Mandarin where is similar to Thai. Keep practice! Thanks, Grace!
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    19/1/17 Busy day

    Today is a very busy day.
    I woke up at 6 and made breakfast and my son's lunch.
    After I brought my son to the school, I met with other school moms at 8.
    And then I studied English with my study group.
    At 2 :30 I picked up my son.
    Until my children sleep, I cleaned the room, played with my children and cooked.
    Now at 8, I am free.
    Unfortunately, I have a problem.
    My son slept in the living room.
    He is 29kg.
    How can I move him into the bedroom?
    Anyway, I wrote about my day. It's a very simple life.


    Good job! A few problems with definite and indefinite articles that you might want to review.

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    The village. Part 2. Chapter 3. "The first training". Correct my mistakes, please

    The next morning I was woken up by the phone call. After barking some swear words I answered the phone.
    "Yes!"
    "Hi, Damien! I scheduled the training at 7pm today in the evening.
    "Sure, cap! When will we meet?"
    "At half past six."
    The most wonderful view showed in front of me when I arrived at the training field. Besides the captain, there were Tom, Bill Meadow and Bill Bright who joined us at the last season. We were just five...
    "Well, a great beginning of the season! We're totally prepared! So... This time we'll run till Bath Town and back" Cap said aggressively.
    "Are you going mad? It's ten miles!" Tommy said.
    "Shut your mug, Tom!" Bright said.
    Bright was a brutal man when it was necessary. I still didn't understand why he left Tiger Atlethic and to play in the Championship for our village -- a amateur team filled of dolts. So we began our first training in the new season.


    Good job! A few mistakes with "the/a" usage that you might want to look into.

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    Good job! A few words to be careful about:

    prop = /präp/ - more of a long "a" sound

    tousle = /'touzəl/

    cute = /kyo͞ot/ - more of a "oo" sound. and a hard k

    enough = /iˈnəf/ - make sure the emphasis is on "nəf" and ends the word with a 'f' sound

    ravines =/rəˈvēn/ - accent is on the "ˈvēn" part

    either = /ēT͟Hər/ - this is a hard "th" sound and the accent is on first syllable

    shudder = /ˈSHədər/ - not really a "u" sound. It is more of 'ə" sound. Opening your mouth.



    Anyways, we can do a quick skype if you want some corrections in person.





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    I like/love photography. (写真（撮影) 好きです). My hobby is photography. (写真が趣味です).
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    First a bit of grammatical gobbledygook then I will explain the parts. :D The commas here serves to to set off parenthetical elements which is the appositive phrase. A parenthetical elements is an part of a sentence that can be removed without changing the essential meaning of the sentence. An appositive phrase is a re-naming or a amplification or explanation of the word immediately before it. In other word you are not losing any important meaning of the sentence if you just have: "The molten glass can then be shaped to create the end products, namely glass containers." By removing the commas, you are putting more emphasis on "by blowing". It means that the process by which the glass is shaped is an important part of the creation.
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    In your sentence, the "了" expresses action completion. You should use "时" for concurrency. 洗澡时我喜欢唱歌 or more idiomatically, 我喜欢洗澡时唱歌。
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    It means to laugh a lot and loudly.
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    The phrase "make it" is idiomatic. It means to "to succeed in doing something" (ex. make it big - to become successful) or "succeed in surviving" - (make it through). "make clear" by itself is transitive, you will need a direct object. You can't say "I make clear.", you have to say "I make my intention clear", or "I make it clear". The same as "make obvious", you must say "I make the answer obvious" or "I make it obvious" Btw "How to make it obvious that you want a something else?" should be "How to make it obvious that you want something else?", no "a" before "something"
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