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My favorite place to visit.
My favorite place to visit is New York. Now, I would like to express my point of view.
Firstly, New York is one of the biggest American cities. There're lots of tourists from all over the world. The best things about NYC are the statue of Liberty, Central Park and Times Square.
In my opinion, New York is a very good place for everybody. Here,tourists can see American life style. Personally, I remember this city from the films and serials. It is one of the most popular places in the USA for filming.
All in all, New York is a legendary city, where everyone can find something interesting for himself.-This is a good essay.
I just made few correction.
0 votedApril 21, 20151How I've changed with I-talki
I have just read the news about Italki one week ago ( I read the news on BBC.Com). I am really interested in italki. I surf on website using my PC and mobile. I want to have a teacher who can help me learn English, but my visa card has a problem. I sent messages to many people on italki and I hope to meet friends who can teach me English and I can also teach them Vietnamese.
I belive that I can improve my English speaking and writing skill next month.
How about you? How long have you been in italki? How advanced are you?0 votedApril 13, 20151Mean Comments
I just saw a comment in a forum,and it was really mean. The forum is from a girl who wants to help more people for free,just because she wants to. Someone just said that it was nice but he didn't believe it. Why are there always people who want to degrade others ?
0 votedApril 13, 20150- WAS CONFIRMED-this is a simple past verb(was) + adjective(confirmed) form. Was is a past form of verb indicating that something happened at a more distant past. HAS BEEN CONFIRMED-this is a present perfect tense of verb(has been) + adjective(confirmed) form. Has been suggests that something happened in indefinite past or that the action extends to the present.0 votedApril 13, 20150
