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Hello everyone! :) I am from Istanbul,Turkey. I am 22 years old. I lived in Turkey for about 14 years and I speak fluent Turkish. I went to a French school in Istanbul for 9 years (pre-primary and primary school completed in French).
I moved to Cape Town, South Africa about 8 years ago. I went to an English High School and I am fluent in English, (plus I am currently studying my degree in English so you can definitely trust me, haha). I would love to help you improve your English. I am friendly and I promise you. You won't be bored when you talk to me. ;) It's essential to make the language interesting with fun topics. :)
I would like to keep in track with my french while I teach you english!
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- Chris et Axel Thaïlande me traite très bien pour l’instant mais tu me manques beaucoup papa. Si tu veux je peux t’acheter un billet aussi vite que possible et tu peux venir chez moi à fin que nous pussions découvrir la culture excentrique en voyageant cette île exotique ensemble. Could you please correct this? Thank you. :)March 30, 201620
Too long stuff aboutLong article on learning a language ^^
Group classes vs Individual classes (Have you got a suggestion?)
Here, in Argentina, we often start going to a school from a very young age. If not, we learn English at school. Perhaps we wasted over six years in learning English, but have we learnt enough?
I guess that the most of the population didn’t have english that is considered in a remarkable level and their english knowledge did not improve as the years went by . Many cases don’t show it, but we’re not going to focus on them.
One problem that I’ve detected at school was the lack of motivation. It’s because the standardization of the classes that we used to assist. Here is the thing: We don’t share the same interest and if we learn English using a book that we probably don’t like we’re going to loose our motivation. With one on one classes, you can learn whatever you want. With group classes unfortunately this is not the case.
If you decide on learning english by yourself try to focus on the things you like. I usually listen things about economy, even if I don’t have the ability to understand it. But I am not going to give you advice on this because I am not an english teacher I just like learning new things I could have been learning spanish now but instead I prefer english.
If you learn with group classes, suggest to your teacher (or professor) a topic that all of the students agree on that it is relatively interesting (or at least, a bit interesting).
So please, don't get bored! It's really tough to learn the things you don't like.
PS: Take account that this note is for improve my writing, I'd like to expand my vocabulary :P. But, what do you think? I would love to listen to your opinion :Pwell done I tried to correct your essay. It would take a long time to highlight and all but I am sure you will see where I corrected it! :)
0 votedJanuary 31, 20161Ways to promote your business,2nd part
Among the advantages of social networks, it should be highlighted that they provide business with a complete interaction with customers, which is truly beneficial for both of them. Customers give feedback information that allows companies, and sometimes forces, to improve the quality of their products and keys gives an opportunity to meet their customers’ needs. As it seems e-commerce is the future, hence your company has to getting used to selling their products, providing information and dealing with customers online.
Taking all this these ideas into account, and despite the fact that you cannot avoid the traditional advertising, launching your publicity campaign in the Internet and social networks and it is worth it, and is almost compulsory to do it.Your sentences are too long. You should try and shorten them that is how you are going to reduce the amount of mistakes you can make. The trick is to keep the sentence short and simple. Do not sugar coat your sentences with a lot of descriptive words or classify your ideas with a comma it makes it even harder for the reader to keep interest on your article. Rather keep it short and simple.
well done!
0 votedJanuary 31, 20161- Can you correct this for me please? can you make it sound more intelligent? :( Su: Je pense que vous avez déjà entendu les gens qui discutent de rallye. ... Le rallye s’appelle “Music & Sports in Winter”, il y a des concours de sports et musique. Le victoire gagne une semaine à Philharmonique à Berlin. ... Il y a deux compétiteurs qui sont très compétitif! Ils s’appellent Chris et Axel. Axel a un talent naturel mais Chris doit beaucoup travailler. Chris est très jaloux et irrespectueux. J’admire et apprécie les efforts d’Axel plus que les efforts de Chris parce qu’Axel est moins agressif.Il est passionnant quand il fait son travail. Chris joue du piano juste pour acquérir une merveilleuse réputation et il veut devenir meilleur qu’Axel. Chris n’a pas la passion de la musique. D’après vous qui va gagner la course? ... Non non. Je pense qu’Axel va gagner, il est passionnant et il n’est pas si compétitif. ... ah bon! Tu as raison. Les gens n’ont pas la même talent. Chris restera compétitif contre Axel. Il donnera son tous de devenir le meilleur. C’est son caractère et il essayera de gagner peut importe le moyent c’est pour ça que je n’aime pas son attitude. C’est seulement un compétition. Il ne sait pas comment s’amuser. ... Tu as raison et les deux seront très important quand il joueront dans un orchestre. Chris joue a piano et Axel joue au violon!! ... D’accord, nous allons voir qui gagnera!!January 31, 201600
- quite adverb 1. to the utmost or most absolute extent or degree; absolutely; completely. "it's quite out of the question" synonyms: completely, entirely, totally, wholly, absolutely, utterly, thoroughly, altogether very; really "“You've no intention of coming back?” “I'm quite sorry, but no, I have not.”" 2. to a certain or fairly significant extent or degree; fairly. "it's quite warm outside" synonyms: fairly, rather, somewhat, slightly, relatively, comparatively, moderately, reasonably0 votedJanuary 11, 20160

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