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I'm from Turkey and I live in Istanbul. I'm an entrepreneur and a business developer. Basically I search for some innovations and try to apply them in other sectors. I want to improve my English speaking and writing skills. Because I need to speak and write fluently on my professional career.
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Ash - BE Master
English
Dec 30, 2020
Met Uraz for a trial lesson when he wanted me to comment on his presentation. We had a lengthy discussion regards his presentation and the ways in which my lessons could help him. I look forward to meeting him again soon.
ishay
English
Jun 10, 2020
Fun as hell cant wait to get a tattoo with you
ishay
English
Jun 10, 2020
You have a good vibe too!
Carlos
English
Mar 25, 2016
It was a pleasure as always!
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  • Answered
    Thank you for your corrections and recommendation Lee, I'll try to learn them.
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    August 10, 2016
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    Please make some corrections on my sentence As the Project Leader of the above-mentioned project, I am writing to you due to the difficulties we have faced during the preperation of the first Progress Report of this european project, in which your University is a partner, in terms of obtaining the neccessary financial and administrative supporting documents within the required deadlines.
    August 9, 2016
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  • Posted
    This content violates our Community Guidelines.
    March 9, 2016
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    Cruel High School Pranks in Turkey (PART 1/3) In Turkey, there are some boarding schools and I have studied one of them. There was a hierarchy between the graders in my dormitory so the older graders had more privileges than the younger graders and also they were stronger than the younger ones. However there was an officer who prevents students hurting each other. By the way, there are 3 grades at high schools in Turkey and when you reach the 3rd grade, you have to take an examination at the end of the year to enroll a university. So you have to study a lot in your last high school year and take good points to be able to enroll a good university. So in my dormitory, 3rd graders were always studying their lessons to be able to enroll a good university. But 2nd graders had a lot of time to have fun with 1st graders. As you can imagine, when 1st graders become 2nd graders, some new comers enroll high schools and be 1st graders. And 2nd graders know each other because they spend one year together. However 1st graders don't know each other well so they don't have strong bonds among them. Because of this, 2nd graders can act as a group and prepare some cruel pranks for 1st graders. And I'm going to tell you some of these cruel pranks. The first prank's name is "OVEN" Students sleep in bunks in the dormitory, and in this prank 2nd graders bring some woods in front of the bunk and pour some alcohol on them then burn it with a lighter and put some 1st graders into the bunk one by one. 1st graders have to push themselves as much as possible to prevent their coequals from fire damage. And 2nd graders try to put as many as students in it to beat the record of previous year. By the way, all of the 2nd graders wear some ski mask to avoid being recognized by 1st graders. And they take some precaution to escape from the crime scene to avoid dormitory officer. They put some watchmen to watch him, If he opens his door and starts checking rooms 1st watchman yells the code and when the second watchman hears it, he yells to code again. and it continues with 3rd and 4th and 5th until the voice reaches the last watchman who is waiting under the electricity control panel. And If hears the secret code, he cut electricity and all second graders run away in dark. The officer never finds criminals. To be continued. (the second part has been published)
    March 9, 2016
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  • Posted
    What does it mean? I was watching a video and I came across with this sentence. Could you please tell me what does it mean? Calvin Coolidge said, "No man ever listened his way out of a job"
    February 22, 2016
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  • Answered
    Thanks Mary!
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    February 20, 2016
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    I'm not a native speaker but it looks like a spelling mistake, maybe that person tried to write "of" but he touched the wrong letter.
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    February 20, 2016
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  • Posted
    How can I say that "I ate my food" naturally I finished my dinner or I ate my dinner (or lunch or breakfast)
    February 19, 2016
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  • Answered
    If you don't know anything about Turkish, you can find someone and convince him to help you on Turkish. He can find some Turkish course book for beginners and you can follow it together while talking on the skype. After you achieved some skills in Turkish then you can read book for beginners and you can find people to talk to =). Good luck with Turkish language.
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    February 18, 2016
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    Thanks Bryan!
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    February 17, 2016
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