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Brian
English
Jul 19, 2017
Great job with the article. You had some very good insight for a difficult piece.
Chris
English
Nov 5, 2016
It was great to meet you, Bing. Your English was excellent. You had a few small errors in grammar and pronunciation, but I could always understand you very well. Feel free to send a writing sample or voice recording to my e-mail to be corrected, and also feel free to e-mail me with any grammar or usage questions before the next class. Next time we'll start with case #3, and continue from there. See you soon, Chris H.
Ashley Cristiano
English
Jul 31, 2016
I'm sorry that one of the TED Talks I gave to you was too challenging. I will try to give you easier and perhaps more interesting ones in the future. Take care! =)
Ashley Cristiano
English
Jul 7, 2016
It was really great to talk with you again! I will keep my fingers crossed for you, in the hopes that you will get accepted into one of the schools or clinics you are sincerely hoping to go to!
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    "I am writing to you to let you know that.." or "I am writing to let you know that" ? Which one is better? (Use in an email to inform someone who has interviewed me before for a job.)
    January 29, 2018
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    If there is an opening or if there are any openings or if there is any opening? If there is an opening, I would like to accept an interview invitation on short notice.
    November 4, 2017
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    What does "open time" mean? from "Let me know if you have too much open time"
    August 16, 2017
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    What does it mean by saying "Do you want to work out with us?" Actually, I am not sure it's "Do you want to work out with us?" or "Do you want to walk out with us?".
    August 14, 2017
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    How to understand "It may precede or follow something."? From my perspective, "precede" means something happens earlier than another thing, however, "follow" means that something happens after another thing. Why can they use together to express the same meaning? Chronic bronchitis — Chronic bronchitis is defined as a chronic productive cough for three months in each of two successive years in a patient in whom other causes of chronic cough (eg, bronchiectasis) have been excluded [7]. It may precede or follow development of airflow limitation [7,9]. This definition has been used in many studies, despite the arbitrarily selected symptom duration.Why can they be used together to express the same meaning?
    August 4, 2017
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    The schedule is fine with me. vs The schedule is perfect for me. vs The schedule sounds great to me. I will have a 2-month rotation in a clinic. My doctor sent me an email including detailed schedule or arrangement of my rotation. I totally agree with the schedule. Meanwhile, I want him to know that I am really grateful. How should I respond to his email?
    July 25, 2017
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    What does it mean by saying "Let me know how everything works out for you!" at the end of an email.
    July 15, 2017
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    Jet lag problem I just came back from the US to China 4 days ago. Still suffering from jet lag. Poor sleep overnight. Any suggestions concerning this problem?
    May 25, 2017
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    Can I say "I have more confidence with my application." Is "have confidence with sth" correct?
    April 2, 2017
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    How would you respond if someone tells you anything you didn't know before? My answer: Thanks for letting me know this! I didn't know that before!
    March 29, 2017
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