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In terms of tutors, I seek structured lessons with clear goals for our sessions. The more repetition, the better! If this is not your style and I have requested a lesson with you, please feel free to let me know so we can cancel. I thank you for your time and would not want to waste more of it! There are no hard feelings - free-style may work for some people, just not for me.
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Yusuf
Gujarati
Jul 20, 2020
Very well done, Christina! You didn't look out of touch at all. Hope we can continue making our lessons productive like this. See you 🙏
Yusuf
Gujarati
Jun 16, 2016
Pleasure to have such enthusiastic students:)
Yusuf
English
Jun 6, 2016
Thanks for the feedback. I look forward to meeting you in our next session..Good Luck!!
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  • Commented
    Ahh interesting. Maybe a phrase that I can think of would be "as soon as you're born you start dying".

    It can be very motivating to encourage you to make the most of your time OR very depressing and hopeless if you think what you do doesn't matter. It all depends on your attitude at the time.
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    November 12, 2019
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    What do you now love about yourself that you use to hate (physically)? [:
    For example, I have two little dimples on my back that I use to hate and I would try to gain weight to hide them but now I've come to love them a lot and think they're kinda cute.
    November 12, 2019
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    I think they always look pretty cool (I don't have any only because I'm a coward in the face of society's judgement, lol) BUT I want to offer a different perspective as well:

    My grandfather plays guitar and wrote a song just for my grandmother when they were young together. My little sister got a tattoo of a guitar and a line from the song in honor of our grandparents. I think it is very sweet - they are so important to her that they are a permanent part of her body now.

    So of course, what the tattoo depicts is a big factor in how others will perceive it! [:
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    November 12, 2019
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    June 14, 2018
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  • Corrected

    Describe a restaurant that you enjoy eating in

    My favorite restaurant is "Itapan" which is an Italian restaurant. It's near my home and has a lot of delicious Italian food. They have many kinds of Italian food like pizza, pasta and wine. I like them all very much. I think pizza and wine are a good combination but I know wine will give me a hangover the next morning if I drink a lot. The restaurant has a colourful signboard with the Italian flag which has green, white and red so we can find it easily in my town. The atmosphere is good as well. We listen to background music that makes us calm down in the restaurant. I can go there with my friends, family or girlfriend because we feel comfortable with anyone in it. Moreover, it's not expensive so that people who don't have a lot of money like me can enjoy such a good restaurant. There are many Itapan in Japan and we can eat any branch of the Itapan like same. Japan has a kinds of restaurants which has other countries menu and we enjoy world's food easily. I feel happiness because I can imagine going all over the world in my mouth.


    We listen to background music that makes us calm down in the restaurant. 

    While this sentence is okay it would sound more natural to say something like:

    "The restaurant has calming background music to listen to."

    Good job! 頑張ってよ！

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    June 14, 2018
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    オーバーウォッチ 昨日、私は友達とゲームをしました。 ゲームでカタカナを見た！読みました。友達は感動しました！ Is there a common Japanese expression similar to the English expression "It's the little things"?
    June 14, 2018
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  • Answered
    "It'd be a stretch" is an idiom meaning it is possible but it will be difficult and luck may be needed.
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    June 14, 2018
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  • Answered
    The most important difference is that the word "flatter" is common while "adulate" is MUCH less frequently used! So if you are talking, it is better to use flatter. However, there is another difference if you want to know: flattery is often considered insincere while adulation may or may not be.
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    June 14, 2018
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  • Corrected

    Today

    I woke up at 7 a.m. and I ate a banana. I turned on my computer and I had English class. After the class, I went out to the supermarket and I bought milk, yogourt, toothpaste, bananas, pears, papayas and cake. When I arrived home I prepared orange juice with cabbage for lunch. I cooked pasta with tuna. I ate my food and I washed my dishes. I took a shower and after I put on pants and a sweater because I was cold. I sent an email to my advisor regarding some questions about my research. Now, I´m studying and writing this post. I´ll go out later with my friends because today is a holiday here! Maybe I´ll go to bed early today.


    Explanations:
    You can say you "ate one banana" but it is more natural just to say "a banana".
    A text is what you send on your phone. "Post" is more suitable here.


    You ate orange juice and cabbage separately or together? So interesting both ways!
    Also, what do you research?
    Good job! Keep up the good work!


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    June 13, 2018
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  • Corrected

    My Dairy 2

    I took a class  in Canada for the first time. I was just shocked because only 3 people, including me, were in our classroom. There were suppose to be more but almost  all the students didn’t come on time. There were 9 at the end of the class. I think they are wasting time and money. We would like to improve our English, that’s why we are in Canada, right?


    Explanations:
    Overall, good job! Keep up the good work! I'm from Texas so the English may be a little different but not too much.


    It is hard to explain why these two are different but I tried:

    I took the class for first time in Canada 

        ^This means that you have never taken a class before in any other country

    I took a class in Canada for the first time

        ^Putting "in Canada" in the middle of the sentence suggests that you have taken classes before, just not in Canada.




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    June 13, 2018
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