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Hey guys, my name is Kelly and I am from Denver. Professionally right now I am a Library Assistant- which means that I get to do outreach for the library by attending different events around Aurora and checking out books to people there! I'm currently working on my Spanish speaking abilities, but I'm on italki to help you practice English. I know that when I'm learning a language sometimes I need to review what I've already learned by going over it again and again. I am happy to help you do that. Maybe you have a lesson that you want to practice (like introducing yourself or going over vocab) or maybe you just want to be more comfortable with conversations, either way- practice makes perfect!
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    It sounds good! You need to remember to add your comma in between "student" and "but."
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    March 18, 2015
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    Both of your other phrases are also correct. headed is just another way of implying "going to." Imagine that you are leading your body wherever you are going by your head!
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    March 18, 2015
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    I think you actually mean to say "myself" as a single word. A great way to improve yourself in English is to practice through conversations. It helps to prep your brain so that it can easily recognize English words!
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    March 18, 2015
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    As in the drink or as in the mythical creature?
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    March 17, 2015
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    :) Ok, the actual meaning of this is that something is being blown out of proportion. Imagine how small a mole hill is and how large a mountain is. For example, "When she got a paper cut, she acted as if she had broken an arm. She really made a mountain of a molehill in this situation."
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    March 16, 2015
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    Great! Why are you looking to improve your English?
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    March 16, 2015
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    I was a barista and a waitress in college! It was an easy way to make a little extra money!
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    March 16, 2015
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    These options are all a little awkward. You may want to try something more like "In order to make my day more awesome, I am trying to eat healthier breakfasts."
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    March 13, 2015
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    "Wave lines" technically isn't an incorrect phrase, but it sounds a little awkward. "Wavy lines" is more clear.
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    March 13, 2015
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    "Say" refers to something that you are speaking or writing without a reference of you are speaking to directly. For example, "I would say that oranges are my favorite fruit." "Tell" refers to you speaking to someone. For example, "I want to tell you a secret."
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    March 13, 2015
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