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    Hello Julieth, I'm an English teacher here on italki. Check my profile and see the courses I offer. If you have any questions, send me a message :). Have a great day!
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    August 22, 2018
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    Hello Gustavo. Check my profile and the courses I offer and let me know if you're interested in booking a lesson with me :)
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    August 14, 2018
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    Hi Rahaf, Check my profile and the courses I offer and let me know if you're interested. Have a great day!
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    August 12, 2018
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    to have heart in one's mouth: e.g. As she waited in the waiting room full patients, she had her heart in her mouth. -= she was extremely nervous.
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    August 7, 2018
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    The second sentence is correct :)
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    August 6, 2018
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    I'd say "This is a statue of a doctor" :).
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    August 5, 2018
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    Hi Harry. All of them are really similar but I'll try to point out some differences for you. the other way around: we use the other way around for something that should be in the opposite direction/position: e.g. You've just put the fork on the right and the knife on the left. They should be the other way around. (the fork should be on the left and the knife on the right). It's the other way around: you use this phrase when you want to say the opposite situation is true: e.g. I usually call our clients in the morning and Mark usually runs errands and sometimes it's the other way around. (Sometimes I run errands and Mark calls our clients) It's the exact opposite/ It's totally (completely) different: I'd say these two are synonyms. You use this phrase when you want to say that two people or things or situations are really/ totally different: e.g. Mark always smiles - he's the exact opposite of his brother! (= his brother never/ rarely smiles). You can also say: Mark and his brother are totally different. Mark always smiles but his brother never smiles. It's a different story: you use this phrase when you talk about one situation that is completely different from another situation, e.g.: Whenever I meet with my German friends, they are always on time but it's a different story with my Brazilian friends - they are always late! :). : When I was younger I didn't worry about money, but now it's a different story. (now I worry about money all the time).
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    August 5, 2018
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    Hi, Batuhan. I'm an English teacher here on italki. Check my profile and let me know if you're interested. :)
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    August 4, 2018
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    Hi, Tokka. I'm an English teacher with more than 5 years of experience. Check my profile and book a lesson if interested :)
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    August 3, 2018
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    Yes, it's correct. :)
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    August 2, 2018
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