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Hello! I am Gracexd from Singapore! I am looking forward to be conversant in both Hebrew and Cantonese! Feel free to add me as a language partner if you need to practice your English or Mandarin! :D
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Rachael Alice
Hebrew
Jan 12, 2017
Great lesson! You are making good progress in Hebrew!
Rachael Alice
Hebrew
Jan 9, 2017
We studied more vocabulary in Hebrew today! Good job!
Rachael Alice
Hebrew
Jan 9, 2017
Great Lesson! Let's keep up the good work!
Rachael Alice
Hebrew
Jun 23, 2016
We did two expressions in Hebrew, There is and There is not. יש אין Good work today!
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  • Answered
    Question 1 : Yes, don't list if the books are not in English. 2: I think your title is too complicated. You don't have to name it according to your content. Maybe you can simply name it "Economics and Mathematics Course- (your name)" All the best for your application!~
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    December 3, 2015
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    Are you a teacher?

    Remember the word 'teacher' is a common noun, and the general rule of thumb is that before a common noun, you will need to add an article such as a, an or the (or demonstrative pronoun such as that, this etc) :)

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    December 1, 2015
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  • Commented

    I love Singles ' Day! It is really one of the best day to do online shopping on taobao!:)) The discounts are massive!

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    November 29, 2015
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    Me too!

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    September 21, 2015
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    job interview question - answer

    How would you describe your management style?  (OK)


    Everything depends on the challenges set faced at the current that specific situation as well as the  co-workers subordinates under my command then. All the co-workers Every subordinate is different and different using suitable approaches is necessary  key to solving the issue at hand. For some, somebody  – an autocratic management style directory approach is needed, for another,  person  a democratic style might be more suitable. If the situation is urgent and requires prompt response, I will use a more autocratic approach; there will be directory approach, if the KPI (key performance indicator) is creativity, then a more democratic approach will be adopted.

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    September 7, 2015
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    Hmmm depending on what you like to read.

    I like Amy Tan, an American Chinese author. Her books are very easy to related to and yet have interesting plots. You can try "The Joy Luck Club" or "The Hundred Secret Sense".

     

    You can also try classics such as E.B. White's "Charlotte's Web" , George Orwell's "The Animal Farm", Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice", William Golding's "Lord of the Flies", Charles Dicken's "A Tale of two Cities" and so on.

     

    Hope you can find something you like! :D

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    September 7, 2015
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    September 7, 2015
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    Let me try to simplify it for you. "A lot", "many" and "too much" are quantifiers - they are used to descibe the quantity/amount of nouns. Basically, they have similar meanings, but if you put them on a scale of increasing intensity, "many" = "a lot" = a large amount of; "too much" = a large amount of (which is more than enough). The decision on when to use each quantifier depends on the noun- whether the noun is a countable or uncountale noun. For example, you will not say "too many salt", you will say "too much salt" as salt is an uncountable noun. The rule of thumb is that anything that is too small, too numerous or unable to break cleanly into one unit is considered as uncountable. "Very" is an intensifier. It is used as an adverb or adjective (andwhen used infront of a noun as an adjective, it is to emphasize on the noun. eg That very cat you have picked up is sick. ) It is usually used like this- "You are very tall." In this case, it means that the person is more than tall. (like much much taller). Hope this helps! :D
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    September 7, 2015
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    Hmmm i think you can try engaging your right brain. :) 1) If you like singing- form a song with the words and sing them frequently. 2) draw a mindmap - mindmaps are like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mind_map 3) Use mnemonics 4) Draw pictures that remind you of each word. eg photosynthesis- you might want to draw a photo with the word synthesis inside 5) Break each long word into smaller syllabus eg complete= com/p/le/te All the best! :D
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    September 7, 2015
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    "Equivalent" means equal. I disagree with your view though. I think "equivalent" changes the meaning and scope of the sentence. There are many other prepositions/ prepositional phrases that have the same meaning as the above prepositions mentioned. Eg: above = on top of; underneath =under. (These are prepositions of place/position.) By including the word "equivalent", the sentence scopes the range of prepositions mentioned. It means that the mentioned method is applicable mainly to related prepositions. (For instance, you cannot use this method for preposition of manner. eg in despair. )
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    September 7, 2015
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