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Hej! My name's Dan, I'm 31 years old, and I'm a linguist, author, polyglot and tutor from the UK. I think learning a new language should be fun! It should be an adventure, learning about subjects you are interested in and making it relevant to your daily life! I speak English, German, Italian, and Finnish. I can teach English, German and Italian up to an advanced level, and I can also help with GCSE French. My languages are: English (N), German (B2), Italian (B2), Finnish (B1), French (B1), Spanish (B1); Dutch, Swedish & Japanese (A2); Danish and Kalaallisut (A1). I am currently learning Danish, Spanish and Mandarin Chinese. I'm currently developing new and exciting learning tools and a new teaching platform to help students across Europe learn! I find it useful to immerse myself in my target languages by listening to and watching TV shows, listening to music and immersing myself in the art and culture of the countries of my target languages. Spaced repetition is also helpful.
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Ville
Finnish
Jul 24, 2019
Thank you for another great discussion lesson :) I hope I didn't overwhelm you with new vocabulary! See you on the next lesson!
Ville
Finnish
Jul 14, 2019
Kiitos mukavasta tunnista! Oli kiva jutella pitkästä aikaa :) Nähdään ensiviikolla!
Ville
Finnish
Jun 24, 2019
Kiitos tunnista! Kiva, kun löysit sopivan ajan, oli mukava nähdä pitkästä aikaa :) Toivottavasti nähdään pian seuraavalla tunnilla!
Ville
Finnish
Jun 6, 2019
Kiitos hauskasta tunnista! Tuli taas käytyä läpi uutta sanastoakin aika mukavasti :) Nähdään seuraavalla tunnilla!
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  • Corrected
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    July 9, 2019
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  • Corrected
    Hi, everyone! Please, check my suggestions. I used Past Simple and special phrases.

    1. When I was 18 years old, my friends and I often goofed around.
    2. We went for a walk in the city centre and asked each other: How about dropping over to dinner?
    3. Yesterday, my friend met a man for a one-night stand.
    4. Do you remember that you pigged out on sushi at the party last Saturday?
    5. I hung out in a club with my classmates at the weekend.
    6. Last year, that festival was sick!
    7. 5 years ago, when we celebrated our graduation, all the people were plastered.
    8. No, you're wrong. I was not merry yesterday.
    9. What did you get up to <s>do something</s> after Mary's birthday yesterday?
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    July 9, 2019
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  • Answered
    Awake is an adjective, so it describes a state of being conscious and aware of your surroundings. Wake is a verb and describes the action of waking up - going from being asleep to being awake. It can also mean causing somebody else to arise from their sleep. For example, "I will wake you in the morning". Also, "I awoke one morning" / "I have awoken" - these are both past tense forms of the verb "to awaken". The phrasal verb "to wake up" can also be used, either to describe waking yourself up or waking somebody else up from their sleep. E.g. "I will wake up at 8am" or "I will wake you up at 8am". The main thing to remember is that "awake" will always be used as an adjective, but "wake" is a verb.
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    April 14, 2019
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