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Michael
Greek
May 3, 2019
Εξαιρετικό μάθημα παραγωγής προφορικού λόγου! Όλο και πιο καλή κάθε φορά! Μπράβο σου!
Michael
Greek
Dec 31, 2018
Τέλειο μάθημα! Μιλάς με ακόμα πιο ευχέρεια από ποτέ! Συνεχίσαμε με το ΚΛΙΚ και το επόμενο μάθημα θα δουλέψουμε πάνω στα επίθετα σε -υς και -ης-α-ικο!
Michael
Greek
Dec 6, 2018
Συγχαρητήρια για τη μεγάλη πρόοδο που κάνεις τους τελευταίους μήνες! Συνεχίσαμε με το ΚΛΙΚ και επιτέλους ΓΡΑΦΕΙΣ στο βιβλίο!
Michael
Greek
Oct 19, 2018
Τέλειο μάθημα προφοράς και λεξιλογίου!
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    The pie charts compare six regions with respect to <strike>regarding</strike> their use of water.

    Overall, in most developing countries, the majority of water consumption goes to agriculture, while developed countries use more water for industries.

    It could be surmised <strike>noticed</strike> from the charts that, in Africa, Central Asia and Southeast Asia, over <strike>third</strike> <strike>quarters</strike> three quarters of the water supply is used in agriculture, with Central Asia, in particular, taking up the largest portion of nearly 90%. South America also sees its water reserve mainly flow to agriculture <strike>lands</strike>, but with a lesser percentage <strike>proportion</strike> of 71%. <strike>By</strike> In contrast, the amount of water consumed for agriculture is <strike>only takes up</strike> less than 40% <strike>both</strike> in both North America and Europe.

    In these two relatively wealthy regions, it is industrial use rather than agricultural that comprises the largest share, reaching 48% in North America and 53% in Europe, while the <strike>proportions</strike> percentage of water usage <strike>of</strike>  in other regions in this category is <strike>all go </strike>below 15%.The differences in the amount of water <strike>going</strike> that is utilized for domestic uses are not obvious. The statistics range from 7% to 19%.
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    June 25, 2018
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  • Answered
    Not a teacher, but a native English speaker. They all sound grammatically fine to me, though you need the "the" in the last one.
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    June 25, 2018
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    I'm by no means a grammar teacher, but I am a native English speaker. "As much .... than" is not a construction that is used and it sounds very awkward. (I'm also not a grammar control freak)

    In the second sentence it would be "twice as likely as Americans" if you wanted to use the "as ... as" construction. They use "than" because you are making a direct comparison. 
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    June 24, 2018
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    Essay "Can the Internet andTelevision be a Substitute for Teachers?" 28.03.18

    Education is one of the most important things for people in the modern world. Thus, teaching professionals are crucial for our society. However, some people believe that students are able to obtain more information from the internet and television, than from teachers. In my opinion, this is a faulty thought; teachers cannot be substituted through these means.

    Firstly, teachers are able to clarify confusing information to their pupils, as needed, whereas the internet and television lack the ability to explain and clarify information. Thus, teachers can ensure that students have understood the given information and, in some cases, provide additional explanations.

    Secondly, and this is a highly important point, pupils are able to receive feedback from their teachers on their homework and the tasks that they have done. This helps them to understand their problems, and to find a way to improve their skills. Moreover, this creates an individual approach for every student and makes it certain that everyone is able to achieve their full potential.

    Despite the fact that the internet contains a much greater amount of information than an individual teacher, it is very difficult for students to tackle an efficient, self-education learning process, even if the information on the internet can sometimes be     more visual and comprehensible. Other than on some rare occasions, supervision by a teacher is required to create a sufficient curriculum that will help to ensure that students are able to make rapid progress.

    To conclude, in spite of the amount of information contained by the internet, teaching professionals are still highly important. Only with the help of a teacher can students make rapid progress, and understand complicated themes. Thus, even in this highly technological era, we cannot rely on the internet and television as a substitute for teachers. Therefore, a teaching job is highly valued, and makes great benefits to our society.
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    March 28, 2018
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