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Arabic (Egyptian)Native
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Bette
English
Nov 10, 2016
This was our first session. The student can speak English and has good sentence structure. With continuous conversational practice, Ashraf is going to be a fine English speaker in no time.
Connor
English
Oct 22, 2016
It was a pleasure to speak with Ashraf. The conversation was interesting. He was patient with the technical difficulties. I look forward to speaking with him in the future.
Sarah
English
Jul 24, 2016
What a fun, engaging conversation! Your dedication to learning English is impressive.
Omar Barakat
English
Jul 17, 2016
Persistence pushes us to the next level !
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    Solve the pollution problem In the first, We can agree to differ that the idea which pushes up to restrict the people not to have anything. This is not reasonable. Why? Because I believe that everyone have all rights to have everything without hurting others. So, How can we solve this problem? In my viewpoint, The government can reduce the pollution with restricting laws for driving in the crowded areas. Furthermore, that will decrease the pollution in these areas. Moreover, we can reduce the pollution with creating roads, tunnels and bridges. And this will make the traffic easy and faster. At the same time, the government can increase the public transport. They can improve the quantity, quality and diversity of buses, undergrounds and river transports. The government can put laws to reduce the numbers of old cars, because it’s emitted more and more of the carbon dioxide. Also, they can watch the rates of the carbon dioxide. The government can watch the quantity of the carbon dioxide in each car. When they check the car for giving a license. Once, I went to my work without using a car. It was a horrible experience. The experience was horrible, because I was waiting the bus to come over one and half hour. Moreover, the travel to work took two hours. When I arrived in my work. I was very tired and very exhausted. This situation proves my point. If we need to push up people to use the public transports, we need first to improve its quality. In the last, We have more and more of solutions to solve the pollution problem without putting any restricting laws to make the people to not have his own car.
    May 25, 2016
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    Working in a fixed time Firstly, many of people agree with this idea, that the working in a fixed time is more effective for themselves and for their employers. At the same time, The employers should believe this point. Why? Because each one of employers has a capacity to work. If the employers push the employees to work more than their capacity, they will fall into the mistakes. The mistakes may cost the company more than the benefits from overload working hours. Furthermore, when the employees work in the fixed time. They will be able to spend more time with their families and developed the social relations between their friends, families and neighbors. So, they will be happy, productive and positive. And this will be reflected in their work. The employers should take care about this stuff. Because the most things that they need in the employees is the productivity with less mistakes. My experience was passed of many stages. When I graduated from my faculty, I was working more of time after the fixed hours. I thought this a good chance to learn. Then after three years, I discovered that I don’t have time to see my family and my friends. And this starts to affect my behavior and my attitude in the work. In the last, I left my work, but with sadness. Then I decided to change the working way in my new job. I start to work with fixed hours and I was lucky because my manager was accepting this idea. Then I start to separate between the working hours and my personal hours. And this gave me more happiness, more productive in my work and great attitude.
    May 24, 2016
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