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- I'd Love to Share America with My Friends in Japan I'm going on a two week road trip from Los Angeles to New York City, and I am going to be blogging the experience. I'd love it if someone would translate what I write down as well. Is this a question that's allowed here? I'm sorry if it is not.July 4, 201511
- Do you mean to say “How do I use present tense perfectly?” If so, this is my answer: What kind of word, prefix or suffix you add onto a word or sentence sometimes determines which tense you are using. These are called "context clues". For example: I am eating. (Means that you are eating food right now. The added -ing suffix puts the sentence in present tense.) I will eat. (Means that you plan to eat in the future. The added word "will" puts the sentence in future tense.) I have eaten. (Means that you have eaten in the past. The added -en puts the sentence in the past tense.)0 votedJune 29, 20151
I usually watch the video first, because if I cannot understand their accent, then I might burden the teacher by asking them to repeat what they say at a slower rate. Experience is also good, although I find it important to know who have they tutored. Sometimes I worry about whether my hesitant and insecure personality can mesh well with another person's teaching skills. I am nervous, and I often find myself relaxing when instructors can smile. I realize that how shy I am leads me to hesitate when I consider asking for clarification.
Thank you for reading. c:
0 votedJune 29, 20150

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