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Nicole H.
English
Sep 12, 2017
Hope you and your wife are well. Saying many prayers for you!
Nicole H.
English
Sep 6, 2017
I always enjoy our classes! Thank you for being a positive student, who is willing to do anything to improve! Please stay safe with the weather headed your way.
Nicole H.
English
Aug 11, 2017
The time always goes fast in our classes. Thank you for having the confidence to speak and share! You're doing excellent.
Nicole H.
English
Aug 4, 2017
It's always fantastic to talk to you. You do a great job of keeping the conversation alive and flowing. Have more confidence in yourself. You're rockin' this "English thing". Keep it up! :)
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    When you use " I am going to" it is something that you have planned, it is something that you have in your schedule, and it is almost inevitable. but "will" is something that probably will happen such as a desire, or a promise but you have no a schedule for that yet.​
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    August 20, 2016
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