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My name is David Mark Evans but I use my second name Mark. I am a native English speaker from Wales, UK but I am currently living in Spain. Although my Spanish isn't amazing, I get enough practice talking in the street. So really I would only be interested in having Welsh conversations. I started in a Welsh speaking primary school but have since not really used it. I watch rugby games and programmes in Welsh but have huge gaps in my grammar and vocabulary. In my free time I love listening to most types of music, reading historical and political books and cooking. However, my real passion is for rugby which I love to watch (I'm too small and weak to play). You can also follow me on Instagram - welsh_mark_teacher
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Welsh
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EnglishNative
Spanish
Interests
Music
Gaming
Food
History
Sports & Fitness
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Dan Rowbotham
Welsh
Jun 19, 2021
Great to meet you and Melissa. This was just a round up of greetings and seeing how much is known as well as working on starting each class in Cymraeg. I look forward to working more with Melissa, she has the accent and obviously has some good home influences for language learning!
Nieves Rubira
Spanish
Jun 13, 2017
¡Una clase muy divertida! :) ¡Me encanta hablar con Mark!
Nieves Rubira
Spanish
May 25, 2017
Mark es un estudiante muy bueno, tiene mucho interés por el idioma y habla muchísimo :) ¡Superinteresante!
Nieves Rubira
Spanish
May 16, 2017
Mark es un alumno muy simpático y muy "de la calle". Me ha encantado hablar con él. Con más práctica seguro que mejoras rápido tu español :)
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    April 15, 2018
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  • Commented

    Hi Krzysztof,

    I sometimes teach aviation English at a pilot/ATCO school and I also rate the ICAO exams so hopefully I should be able to help you.

    Mark

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    September 18, 2017
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  • Answered
    Both are perfect.
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    May 4, 2017
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    We use present perfect to talk about actions in the past where the dates is either not important and not known. 'Have been found' though is in its passive form.
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    September 6, 2016
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    There isn't any difference in the actual format but some of the questions in the speaking and some topics in the reading are more suited to school students. Not that much difference overall really.
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    September 2, 2016
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    It means that 8 is the last point that something will arrive. Using 'by' means up to that point. For example 'I will finish the project by Friday' means that it will be finished before Friday.
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    July 13, 2016
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  • Commented

    There are so many it is hard to say as every English speaking nation/county/city/village will have different slang.

    For example, what used to be 'cool' then became 'epic' and I am sure that has changed again now.

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    July 10, 2016
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    Thanks for that it was very useful.

    Actually I made mistake once when I tried to translate "I'm hot" to my Spanish teacher. "I am" = "Estoy". "Hot" = "Caliente". She laughed so much!!

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    July 8, 2016
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    "re" spellings are British English while the "er" spellings are American English.
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    July 1, 2016
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    Both are possible in different contexts. "I'll meet you at the store" - At a point, where you want to meet. "Where's John?", "He's in the store" - In an enclosed space. John is in the area of the store. Also for example you can say with 'at' and 'on'. "Someone's at the door." - Meaning they are close to the door. "There's a poster on the door" - Meaning a poster is on the surface of the door.
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    May 25, 2016
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