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Wang Ya Jie
Hi! My name is Wang Yajie, from China,
* Hi! My name is Wang Yajie from China.
- you do not need commas
I want to know some will teach English friends,
* I want friends that will teach me English.
- you can also say "I want to know people that will teach English."
- I corrected the sentence so that the verb (want) is attached to the noun (friends) then ended it with a purpose (will teach me English)
you teach me English, I teach you Chinese, Mandarin, Henan dialect, as well as the jingle
* If you teach me English, I can teach you Chinese, Mandarin, and Henan dialect, as well as the jingle.
- by adding "if", it indicates that it might happen as opposed to it happening for sure ("you", or the reader, isn't guaranteed that they'll teach you English)
- "I can teach" is like saying an action that may happen ("I am able to teach right now") whereas "I teach" is more of a way to describe yourself ("I teach kids")
Oh! Free of charge without any fee
Oh! And free of charge!
- no need to add "without any fee." I think everyone knows what free means :) but if you want to add it, it'll be "Free of charge; without any fee."
hope this helps!
0 votedMay 22, 20150I interviewed someone.
Today a woman from Vietnam did interview for my company.
She was a student studying in a university.
The university has a relationship with my company.
The professor of the university recommended the student to work in my company.
Manager remarked to professor that the company needed some good developers.
She couldn't speak Korean well.
The director and I interviewed her with mixed Korean and English.
Job position we needed to fill was a Hardware Developer.
I thought it was a difficult job for a woman.
I asked her, "What did you think about that?"
She said, "It is just prejuice, I can do best for the team."
I will decide in a few days.0 votedMay 19, 20151Check grammar
I started studying at the Hanoi Law University in 2012. I have been studying here for 4 years. Now, I am in semester 6. My university is smaller than other universities. There are 63 students in my class. My major's economic law. In addition to studying law, I am also studying Japanese at a center which is located in the school. Japanese teachers are wonderful, enthusiastic and responsibile, but law teachers vary from person to person; there are good ones and bad ones. The balance between both studying law and Japanese is very difficult. Sometimes I get stress and feel immersed in deadlines.
0 votedMay 19, 20151
