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Learn to speak english fluently, i help with portugueese!!
I want to find a English teacher then be free, that can help me to speak English fluently, i help with portuguese, since already thank you!!Bom Gia,
Let's see how the message you wrote could be a little better{
I want to learn to speak English fluently, I can help you learn Portuguese.
I want to find an English teacher that costs nothing. Someone who can help me speak English fluently. I can help you learn Portuguese/ I already speak Portuguese. Thank you.
The things to remember:
All languages start with a capital letter in English, thus "Portugese", not "portuguese."
In English, we place a period (.) at the end of the sentence, not a comma (<). A sentence is basically a thought, we usually only have one thought in a sentence, not several. When we have several thoughts, we us colons (:) or semi-colons (;). I can teach you to use these, but first lets focus on the one thought per sentence rule. Ok?
0 votedJuly 22, 20160Learn to speak english fluently, i help with portugueese!!
i wanna find a free teacher englsih, help me please, i help with that favor!!I want to (wanna is very informal... only used between close friends). "English" is always capitalized, as are all other langages. The pronoun "I" is always capitalized... except sometimes when texting. "free English teacher," not free teacher English" is better English usage. Hope this helps: (this means, "I hope this helps... the omission of the "I" uses an implied... meant, but not stated "I". Don
0 votedJuly 21, 20161
