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Hi there folks! I'm Óscar from Spain and I'm looking for a new way to keep my English level. I I am quite fluid now after a short, but profitable, time living in England. Other than that, I love this language and I'll harness all its power no matter what it takes. My academical English is C1 and I think that it resembles my actual day to day English. Regarding italki, I don't log in everyday but I'm here quite often. I had quite a few sessions with Lauren a while ago and they changed the way I see and understand English. The time in a distance relationship and the subsequent stay in England did a great deal for my second language. I would recommend everyone Italki over academies. These are great if you are going to take an exam or you need discipline; otherwise, real life has a lot more to offer. That's it. Take care yourself and see you around.
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Teacher reviews
Maele Mothapo (諺語)
English
Nov 29, 2022
It is always a breath of fresh air speaking to Oscar. I look forward to our upcoming lesson:)
Maele Mothapo (諺語)
English
Nov 24, 2022
The lesson went well. We briefly discussed a number of different topics. Thanks Oscar! that was fun.
Maele Mothapo (諺語)
English
Nov 14, 2022
Thank you for an interesting conversation Oscar. Your English is advanced and you use the language with confidence and ease. Bravo!
Maele Mothapo (諺語)
English
Nov 7, 2022
It was nice to see you again Oscar. We spoke about Youtube and briefly about technology. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, opinions and ideas with me:)
Activities
  • Posted
    Hello everyone, This is my today's surprising question: Is there an English native speaker who could be interested in being part of my content? Yep, I've got a few videos on English phonetics and pronunciation that I'm about to start posting on Instagram, Tiktok, and YouTube. These are short videos but I'm preparing a podcast and also longer videos in horizontal format for YouTube. If you have a sense of humour and want to promote yourself as a teacher or just do it for the fun of it, let me know. Technical support provided, and the editing is on me. If you want to have a look at the content before hand it's possible if you give me your email. That's all folks! Cheers!
    November 17, 2023
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  • Commented
    You're absolutely spot on. I would also add that those students who have a hobby, apart from learning a language, can look for an online course which will surely offer them to be part of a community where English will be the mother tongue, so to speak. Best regards!
    October 25, 2023
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  • Corrected
    I feel quite close to the English sense of humor. I really like how they use irony and sarcasm. I would say that we Spaniards are on the same wavelength with British people in some aspects. While reading one of the Peter Robinson’s novels of his DCI Banks series, I couldn’t help but to laugh out loud at this passage: “He never went anywhere. One time I did talk to him, I remember him telling me you’d never catch him going to Torremolinos or Alicante for his holidays. Yorkshire was good enough for him. He didn’t like foreign places or foreigners, and they began at Ripon as far as he was concerned.”
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    October 24, 2023
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  • Posted
    A question about "will" and "be going to." Can I use both after "from now on"? - From now on, I'll work out on a daily basis. Something that I decide at the moment of speaking. - From now on, I'm going to work out every day. Something that I decided in the past and it's not a spontaneous decision. Does this make sense? 🤪 Thanks in advance folks! Cheers!!
    October 19, 2023
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  • Answered
    No estoy seguro al 100% de lo que quieres decir pero creo que sí. Es así. Las primeras 'frases' no son frases que usamos en el día a día. Me atrevo a decir que tampoco son gramaticalmente correctas. En el contexto de la enseñanza se pueden usar como tú has hecho. No sé si eso es lo que preguntabas.
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    October 19, 2023
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  • Corrected
    Scattered (around??) in cities and country towns are paintings on walls. I am not referring to these vulgar graffiti, the usual sort of crudities that are not easy on the eye, but those that really are works of art and beautify the surroundings. Sometimes portraits of people or animals, landscapes and so on. I enjoy enormously all kind of styles and motifs, but what I like the most are those paintings portraying social and political criticism.
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    October 16, 2023
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  • Corrected
    “Hey, do you have a pair of spare coins to lend me? I forgot my wallet at home, you know? And I’m craving for a coffee.” “Oh, I don’t know. Let me see.” He delved deep into his pockets and pulled out some money. “Wow, look at this, you are a lucky guy! You know what? I would also do with a coffee and even a muffin. Let’s go, it’s on me.”
    0 voted
    October 12, 2023
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  • Answered
    They can mean the same but the 3rd sentence can also mean that you have to compulsory watch something. Maybe, you have to watch something because your boss told you to write a report about that, or your teacher told you to watch it for any reason. The first two are similar although there can be differences depending on the context. It's better if you see these things in context, otherwise, it's a bit open to interpretation. Cheers!
    0 voted
    October 12, 2023
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  • Corrected
    I had a good time today.
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    October 12, 2023
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  • Corrected
    If you don’t tell me everything you know, I cannot figure out in what way I can help..My hands are tied and I feel as if I was trying to do a join-the-dots drawing with too few dots.
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    October 9, 2023
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