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Hi, I am a native Hindi speaker from India. If you have passion for learning Hindi I am here to help you. I have been helping foreign people to learn Hindi for the last five years. Meanwhile, I want to enhance my English speaking and writing skills. Therefore, I am looking for native English speaker who can exchange their language with me.
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    You are a responsible teacher because you prepare for the lessons, and give feedback to the students at the end of the class.
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    August 31, 2016
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    Nice article. Thanks. This is really helpful for me. Do your best. That's all we can ask OF you.  Can I use TO instead of OF.
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    May 6, 2016
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    contradict. As the translators is a plural.
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    April 29, 2016
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    The number of the homeless will reach 19 million by the end of this decade. This is a simple future tense. Future perfect tense WILL HAVE REACHED is used when two actions occur in the future. The previous action should be in future perfect tense and the later action should be in simple present tense. For instance, the number of the homeless will have reached 19 million by the time the year ends. Hope this could make some sense.
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    April 29, 2016
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    I don't like snow (here SNOW is a noun). It is snowing (here SNOWING is a verb). However, I don't like snowing is wrong.
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    April 29, 2016
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    The verb used after any preposition, must be in -ing form. Therefore, "Thanks for correcting me" is right.
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    April 13, 2016
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    It depends what exactly you wish to say. The first sentence is in simple past, which is used to represents past action and there is no effect at the time of speaking. The second sentence is in present perfect tense, which is also used to say about past action, but in this case there is an effect at the time of speaking. Now, you decide which one is correct. As far as grammar is concerned both seem correct. Hope this could be little helpful to you.
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    April 13, 2016
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    Thanks for this article. This is very helpful for me. Hope similar article in the near future.
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    March 25, 2016
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    Myself and my difficulty of learning English

    Hi guys, this's is the my first time, I am writing on italki.
    To be honest I don't have never liked learning eEnglish, but I need to learn it so as I hope to do talk with you.
    I'm italian, but I live in London, very nice city but I prefer my amazing Italy anyway.
    I work in a caffetteria, italian of course, and often the customers are italian, then it is difficult for me to improve my eEnglish, and I am liveing with 3 french guys.
    Anyway I have 2 questions to do address.
    Why In english, why do you we have 1 word with a lot of meanings for a single word?
    Why you have also many word with just one meanings? For example in italian we have 1 word for say alone
    Italian: SOLO
    English: ALONE - BY MYSELF - ONLY - ON MY OWN
    WHYYYYYY????? 4 words to say the same thing
    Please somebody help me at understanding this language...
    :-D Lol

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    January 23, 2016
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    About healthy

    Nowadays our life is getting more and more temse. People live under the pressure of different problems. For example:, Ssocial, ecological, economical, mental, and so on.
    They often suffer from stress, noysy, and dust in the big cityes cities. Much most of the people should be strong enough and healhy in order to win overcome all difficulties their problems.

     

    Hope this would be helpful

    Thanks, Rahul

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    January 20, 2016
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