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I am a photographer, and I love to travel. I am a visual, naturalistic, auditory, and logical learner. I enjoy overcoming challenges, and I think linguistics is fascinating. Most of my time is spent teaching English. My online classes can be found at https://www.italki.com/teacher/3177463. I completed the practicum for a TEFL-certification (Level 5) course in Chicago in 2016. Currently, I am living in Colombia and improving my Spanish. In the future, I plan to focus my field research in South America to earn my PhD in Cultural and Visual Anthropology.
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    January 13, 2020
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    When said in a normal tone of voice, "thanks a lot" as the same meaning as "thank you very much" or "thanks much". However, due to the frequency with which it has been used sarcastically, if you intend it seriously, I would perhaps use "thanks very much" to avoid any potential confusion. Have a wonderful day!
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    January 13, 2020
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    June 29, 2019
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    United States, living in Colombia
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    June 29, 2019
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    Both sentences are grammatically correct. You could also say, "It was so cold that none of us could sleep." :)
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    April 22, 2017
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    Every day when I wake up

    I don’t have the past anymore

    But I have a lot of time

    We have all the time in the world


    Every day before bedtime

    I remember and forget how the day was

    Just go ahead (Always forward/Straight ahead)

    We have no time to lose


    See the sun of this morning so gray

    The storm that arrives is the color of your brown eyes

    So hug (hold) me tightly

    Tell me again

    We’re so far from everything

    We have our own time…

    We have our own time...

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    March 19, 2017
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    February 20, 2017
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    1. I don't want to go see a doctor.

    2. You didn't have to go to school.

    3. There are many pens on the table.

    4. What is there in the box?

    5. The cat lies under that desk.

    6. The post office is next to my house.

    7. There is a Korean restaurant in front of the building.

    8. Hiding behind me

    Here, there is no subject. You might say, "A dog is hiding behind me." or "She is hiding behind me." However, this phrase is not a complete sentence as it is written.


    9. Probably There's probably a bank across from the signal.

    10. My house is around the corner from the alley.

    11. When did you go shopping?

    12. I'm tired of washing the dishes.


    13. I'll sleep after taking a bath.


    14. Who wants to take a shower first?

    15. Did he do the laundry?

    16. People should brush their teeth three times a day.

    17. I like to work out in a fitness center.

    18. I am going to home work

    Here, you need to specify what you are talking about. If you are talking about doing work at your home, you can say, "I am going work from home." If you are talking about homework, you can say, "I am going to do homework."


    19. It is hard for me to get/wake up every morning.

    20. He could expect his exam to pass

    I am not sure what you mean here. Possibly, "He could expect to pass his exam." ?

    21. They won't even notice if we just don't say anything.


    22. No one uses them as a native language.

    If you use the pronoun them here, you are referring to multiple languages. Use the pronoun it to mean a single language. "No one speaks it as a native language."


    23. You must be innocent.


    24. The team members wanted to win their division.

    25. I cannot answer that question offhand.

    26. All seats are answered for.

    You can also say, "All seats are spoken for."

    27. Even though I am sick, I have to go to work.

    28. I star in this movie.

    29. I was serveral times in german.

    I have been to Germany several times.

    30. The people criticizing the president of the country

    This is not a complete sentence. Change "criticizing" to "criticize" or add the word "are" in front of criticizing to make it a complete thought.

    31. He is reliable.

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    February 9, 2017
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    Keep Writing And Keep Speaking

    I complained to my father that I didn't want to practice English anymore because my spoken English was so poor that it resulted in very few people understanding me,  when we were talking about something , so I didn't want to practice English anymore. To my surprise, the wise man stopped reading his newspapers and asked me with smile, "As a Chinese person, can you understand Cantonese or WuHan dialect or HuNan dialect?” I was deeply convinced, and I remained silent as I picked up my English book again.


    That's why you can see my diary here again. :)

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    February 9, 2017
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    The ticket

    This is my friend's written story.  Please edit if sentences are wrong.Thanks, for everyone.

    ''I was cleaning my car this morning in the train parking lot when the two parking officers showed up. One of the guys then got out of the car and went around then to the front of the car next to mine. He pretended to look at the train while eating an apple and enjoying himself. He did not say anything, so I kept cleaning my trunk. Then, they suddenly burst out laughing! I stood up, turned, and looked at them. I had no  clue what was happening. When they were gone, I got in the car and I noticed a parking ticket attached my windshield. One question stuck in my head: Why are they so cowardly and nasty, giving me the ticket behind my back and to having such a great time ruining people's day?''
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    February 9, 2017
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