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I am happy to correct written English for people however I currently don't have much time for Skype. My apologies. I have traveled to Russia, Kiev and Moldova and have learned a little spoken Russian. I will travel there again this winter. Sadly my written Russian is terrible. Hopefully I can learn better Russian here at italki. First however I want to share my native English. Best wishes to everyone here!
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    Second English homework

    My work is nine-to-six. I have to clock in and clock out every day. We use a special cards, whereby top managers can see an entry time and an exit time of each office workers. I would like to find a flexible job because I have two little children. I also can't working in shifts. A lot of time I spent commuting. I lived in a small city near Moscow 7 years ago and I went to work by train every day. I would be happy to have part-time telecommuting but my current employer doesn't want to introduce telecommuting. I prefer active team work with human contact and problem solving.  Now I'm looking for a new, stimulating and fascinating job. I work as an auditor and internal controller. When my job only requires checking the accounting system my work begins to be dull and boring. I don't like repetitive work and a routine is tiring for me. I am always ready for a demanding job. I hope my “soulmate” employer is waiting for me and I will find a satisfying and exciting job.

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    September 29, 2015
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    The sentence is awkward, but not the part you mentioned. I would say, 'I missed Tom to ask what he wants to eat.' The use of 'out' is awkward. The 'to ask' part of the sentence simply tells the reader why you wanted to speak with Tom. The use is short hand to cut out longer sentences. In the long form you would say, 'I missed Tom. I wanted to ask what he wants to eat.'
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    September 29, 2015
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    I can't see the context the expression is used in for you, but to me it means 'something very bad'. It implies there is nothing you can do to stop it from happening [the use of the word 'mighty'].
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    September 29, 2015
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    Yes you can! 'happy' is very plain so when talking about how a person makes you feel actually you should use something more descriptive than 'happy'. Personally I would say 'Just talking to her makes me shine like a diamond.' The combination of 'shine' and 'bright' is like repeating the same thing twice. Of course popular music adds in double words like that to make lyrics sound good while singing, but when talking or writing best to just use one.
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    September 29, 2015
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    Fill in a / an / or the.

    When we were in London we stayed at a hotel. We had our breakfast at the hotel, and lunch at a cafe.

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    September 26, 2015
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    Writing practice

    TASK: to write an email



    FROM: Natalia
    SENT: 25 September
    SUBJECT: Answers to your questions

    Hi Rupert
    I'm glad to hear that you are going to attend our school for a term. Yes, of course, I can answer all your questions.

    Unfortunately we have no pool at our school, but there are three good swimming-pools in our city, one of them is not far from school.

    There is a computer lab with over fifty modern computers connected to the Internet in our school. It's hours are from 10 am to 6 pm every day except Sunday but you can't use it for your personal purposes, only for your homework!

    There also many after-school activities at our school. For example, I play basketball three times a week. My best friend plays chess and my younger sister goes to the drama club.

    I like my school because I have a lot of friends there and I think our teachers are excellent too!
    See you soon.
    Natalia

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    September 26, 2015
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    September 26, 2015
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    I'm optimistic and always persevere against any challenge. At the national mathematical modelling contest my team was about to give up after being stuck for 3 days but I refused to stop trying. I encouraged the team to divide the work and we finally found a picture online that perfectly explained the problem. I didn't sleep all night the last day of the contest to finish the paper but I didn't feel tired at all. The excitement of finding the solution in such a difficult challenge overcame the tiredness. We won second place!
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    September 26, 2015
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    Sometimes the difference between two things is very small. If you think this then you can say the English expression 'the difference is academic'. It means for normal people there is no difference. Only experts on the subject see a difference.
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    September 26, 2015
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    Resume in English

    Education
    Masters, Mechanical Engineering 
    Far Eastern Federal University, School of Engineering
    Thesis: Investigation and design of special production tools via Injection (including metal, composite and plastic)
    Graduate with Honors 

    2005 - 2010

    Work Experience
    Progress Aviation Company, maker of Russian Combat Helicopters
    Design Engineer

    2010 - present

    Duties
    • Design special casting tools and custom attachments (design drawings, specifications and 3D modelling) 

    • Prepare technical manuals for various corporate departments. 
    • Promote the launch of new equipment along with changes in tool designs.

    Additional work
    • Designed a more efficient layout of equipment in the factory (sites of machining, warehouse, etc.).
    • Coordinated the movement of drawings related to the casting business between the Progress plant and it's holding company Russian Helicopters.

    Achievements
    • Five innovation (kaizen proposals)
    • Three published articles at the conference "The Youth of the 21 Century" (2013-2015) on behalf of Progress and the Far Eastern Federal University.  

    Skills
    Languages
    • Russian – native
    • English – intermediate

    Computer
    • Proficient in AutoCAD, Unigraphics
    • Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint
    • Photoshop, CoralDraw
    • High-speed Russian and English keyboarding.

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    August 3, 2015
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