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Dan
Chinese (Mandarin)
Oct 7, 2021
Good job Rob . We practiced some basic conversation about self-introduction . His pronunciation and accent are good .
Chacha チャチャ
Chinese (Mandarin)
Sep 13, 2020
Hi Rob! Thanks for booking my lesson~ Today we talk about your Hsk sentence and how to say time. We learn new words such as “懂了dong4 le0”,“开会kai1 hui4” ,”裁员cai2 yuan2”,“教师jiao4 shi1”etc. Feel free to let me know if you have anything don't clear about today's lesson. 🥳 I'm so glad my teacher finally be my student😂Thanks for believing me! You’re a quick learner and hard worker. I look forward to seeing you again soon. Best Regards, Chacha.
Dan
Chinese (Mandarin)
Jul 12, 2020
Good job Rob.We made some basic conversation and practiced the sentence pattern 给(prep)+sb/sth+v. His pronunciation and tones are prefect . He already can speak some Chinese . If he can practice more listening and enlarge his vocabulary , that would be very helpful for him to speak Chinese.
Jingle Teh
Chinese (Mandarin)
Jun 14, 2020
Always great to have Rob! Very friendly and a serious learner =) See you soon again!
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    Winter running

    Today is the first time I ran outside this year. The weather was cold and windy and there was high humidity. I ran 6 kilometers and I was really pleased about it. I stopped thinking about the wind, the wet feet and the cold. I just ran. And finally I felt warmth in my body, pleasure havyness (heaviness?) in my legs and happiness. These are really nice feelings. I like the people who can run all year long. I hope I will able to do it too. I want to run ten kilometers this year and try to run the Minsk half marathon.


    I think this is good overall! Most of the issues are with the grammar.

    "Stopped my thoughts" is not incorrect, but it sounds awkward. "Stopped thinking" is a better way to say it.

    Remember that with adjectives that end in "-y", such as happy and heavy - the Y becomes an I when turning them into a noun (i.e., heaviness, happiness, shoddiness, etc.).

    Good luck with your running! 10 Kilos is an excellent goal to strive for.

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    February 4, 2019
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    Jerry Maguire

    I just watched the movie Jerry Maguire which is an old movie for my age. I have heard about this movie for my entire life so that  I decided to give it a shot. I used to not a big fan of old movies because I though  thought they sometimes are ralatively  relatively boring and slow paced as well as the low definition (perhaps "and they have low definition" would be better).

    It is a good movie indeed. It is inspiring and the way it tells its story is old fashioned but intriguing. (Good job, just swap out the comma with a period.)

    It is about an a sport player agent who is successful but finds the way sport agents treating those  treat the signed players is wrong; he thinks/feels that agents should pay more attention and care on for them in case they get injured and most importantly they are humans as well, they have their families.

    He decides to write a note and make copies to distribute to others who are also in this industry, which he did and gets fired and humiliated in front of his colleagues by his boss; it also comes with breaking up with his girlfriend as well as bankruptcy he is about to encounter . By the  that time there are only two people are willing to trust him, which are a colleague of him  his who admires what he have  has done about by pointing out the ugly truth of this industy industry, and an NFL player who has signed with him and decides to follow him even though he is out of the company.

    And the story goes on, you have to watch it by yourself if you are interested in my brief introduction.

    After watching this movie I have to say that Tom Cruise has barely age aged a day! Maybe a little bit but I mean there is a slighly diffrence  only a slight difference compared to his presence  appearance now. You would be surprised if you have seen what other actors look like during these years.

    Good job overall, Nick. Some of the tenses were incorrect, and some words were used a bit awkwardly, but other than that you have a good grasp of written English! And yes I agree - I think Tom Cruise might be immortal or something.


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    August 22, 2018
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    Overall, this is very good Ryan! Just a few minor corrections:

    legendary - The serial is legendary for its long run, since it has been broadcast for decades.

    consent - He never consented to hang out with his friends, since his friends were all drug smugglers.

    venture - Since the only [remove "few"] countries we share diplomatic relations with are in Metro America, we have more business ventures with them than in other regions.

    overflow - The waiter was so tired, [remove "that"] he made the glass overflow without noticing it.

    indifferent - He's very indifferent to his surroundings. He never pays attention. (You could remove "to it")

    harness - If you can't harness what you have, then you won't reach anything.

    impair - His arm injury has impaired his forehand, making him retire from the game. (Good!)

    reign - Discombobulation reigned over the crowd after the massacre shooting.

    sloppy - Textese language seems sloppy when talking to someone crucial. ("Important" might be a better word here.)

    intrigue - Throughout history, the Pyramids have intrigued the world by the question of how they were built for [remove "over"] centuries.

    provocative - In order to gain exposure to the public, protests often have provocative behaviors or slogans. (Good)

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    June 14, 2018
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  • Answered
    "Swim meet" is used most frequently in the United States, but never "swimming meet". "Swimming competition" would also work though.
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    May 3, 2018
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  • Answered
    1) I think this statement - when you say "who have helped me throughout last year" - sounds perfectly fine! 2) The proper way to say it would be "all of last year AND all of December."
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    January 31, 2018
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    This is just a fancy way of saying "the distribution of income for these countries", so far as I can tell.
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    January 31, 2018
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    The textbook is right. It might sound a little unusual, but that is just how it is spoken in English.
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    January 28, 2018
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    What I have heard in relation to social media is that people will "put up a front" - that is, they will try to post messages and pictures that show only the best parts of their life, so that their life will appear really good. I don't think it means anything rude, though... at least, I have never heard it used that way.
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    January 27, 2018
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    There is a saying in English, "to have eyes for someone", which means that you like them or are in love with them. Maybe this is what you heard?
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    January 27, 2018
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    I most cases, you could say "Could you please tell me the way to the post office?" and it would be correct.
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    January 27, 2018
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