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Alex S
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Apr 15, 2019
Amy is a pleasure to work with. A quick learner, she puts the new material to use immediately. Her focused attention is remarkable, as she knows what she needs, how to communicate it, and puts all the effort into accomplishing her goals. A talented communicator, who deserves to share her abilities in whichever language she chooses. Kudos Amy! Keep this up and mastering the language is in your future! Amy es un placer para trabajar juntos. Ella aprende rápido, pone el nuevo material a uso inmediatamente. Su atención enfocada es notable, porque sabe lo que necesita, como comunicarlo, y pone todo el esfuerzo a cumplir sus metas. Una comunicadora talentosa, que merece a compartir sus habilidades en cualquier idioma que elige. Bien hecho Amy! Sigue así y dominar el idioma está en tu futuro!
Giovani
Portuguese
Mar 31, 2017
Amy has two main qualities that are very pleasant: she is a great conversationalist and an even better listener. We had an interesting lesson revolving about food! Awesome! You're learning fast!
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  • Corrected

    Hi Atsushi,

    Here are my amendments for your consideration :)

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    Thank you for calling.
    Our reception opening hours time for new customers are from 11 am to 7 pm on Monday and Friday.
    Please leave a message after the tone.
    I'll get back to you as soon as possible.


    Just wanted to check as well if the reception hours are only open on Mondays and Fridays (as indicated above) - or whether it was Monday to Friday (the whole week). 

    If the days are Mondays and Fridays only, regularly, you would need to make the weekdays plural (adding an 's'). So the sentence would read:

    Our reception opening hours time for new customers are from 11 am to 7 pm on Mondays and Fridays.

    Many thanks!

    Amy

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    November 25, 2016
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  • Corrected

    Hello Alina,

    Here are my amendments for your consideration:

    The set of charts given below illustrate the use of water and their different purposes major water use purposes in six different regions of the world.
    Overall, we can spot many similarities between the different given areas of the world such as significant water consumption for agricultural purposes (mostly in the areas with a mild climate) and domestic use, which has the smallest portion making up the smallest share in almost every regions.
    Taking a closer look at the data, we can see that the highest percentage rates of water allocated for agricultural use are in Africa, Central Asia, South East Asia and South America, which accounted for 84%, 86%, 81% and 71%, respectively. Unlike the aforementioned regions, the highest portion share of water consumed in Europe and North America fell on the industrial sector with 53% and 48% of water being used involved in production processes.
    As previously mentioned, it was said before, it appears that households spent used the least amount of all water. The highest consumption rates were observed in South America, Africa and Central Asia where they reached 19%, 9% and 7%, accordingly. However, Nonetheless in no other areas did none of these areas, domestic water use ranked higher than the second place by proportion.

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    November 18, 2016
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  • Corrected

    Halloween

    Today is Halloween. My school has a Halloween activity today. Not only do students wear their costumes, teachers also act just like monsters. My students are cute. It's a tiring day for them. After school, they are all out of energy. I am happy today.
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    October 31, 2016
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  • Answered
    Hi there, 'More than fair' means the same as 'it's only fair', it's a way of expressing an opinion based on the arguement presented. If you're giving advice or a recommendation you can use an auxiliary verb like 'should'. This is the same for 'it's only right'. In the second example, using 'it's only right' gives a strong moral implication that the team should win based on their hard work. Using your example: this team worked really hard in this competition, it's only fair they should win. this team worked really hard in this competition, it's only right they should win. To add weight to your opinion, you could say: This team worked hardest in the competition, it's only right they should win
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    October 15, 2016
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  • Answered
    Due to current circumstances. You could consider adding 'regrettably' or 'unfortunately' at the beginning of the sentence for an apologetic tone too.
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    October 14, 2016
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  • Corrected

    I did not correct it as the original was clearly from a machine translation, so I have re-written it from my perspective. I have traveled around Morocco many times.

    Morocco is a country which initially doesn't appear too large, and despite the fact that its area is around 446,550 km2, it seems like a whole new world because of the diversity of its cities. It has the high Atlas mountains, a beautiful and rugged coastline, wonderful desert regions, in addition to the winding alleyways of ancient medina cities, impressive ramparts and fascinating souqs.
    Morocco is also characterized in a way that still maintains the old heritage and styles, even in upscale or luxury places you will find Moroccan engravings and design features. The most famous cities which retain these decorative features are Marrakech, Fez, Essouira, Chaoun, and Rabat.. I can simply state that what attracts travelers to visit Morocco is its ancient civilization, exquisite heritage and seemingly endless natural beauty.

    Best wishes,
    Amy.

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    October 5, 2016
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  • Answered
    Hello Naa, Your sentence is correct. :) Best wishes, Amy.
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    October 4, 2016
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  • Answered
    You might like this... https://www.indy100.com/article/the-cultural-differences-between-east-and-west-in-one-series-of-illustrations-7341201 Amy,
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    October 2, 2016
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  • Answered
    Hello Elena, I guess as a philosophical question, national logic could be perceived as the common sense or even as the prejudice of a country or culture. It's also a question of the source of influence in each country, being more from the government/regime or from education and self thought. I have been in some countries where people are less inclined to question the expectations of society. For me, I'm more interested in what is the same in people all over the world, because that for me is the true essence of being human. I wouldn't go into more information here as these answers are for language learning and asking questions on different cultures soon leads to opposing opinions.
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    October 2, 2016
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  • Answered
    Hello Elena, I have never heard of this phrase, and it would be difficult to explain it without understanding the context in which the phrase is used. The only way I could explain it is by explaining each word, but I think you know the meaning of national and of logic as your English is a reasonable level. Where did you hear this phrase? Thanks, Amy.
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    October 2, 2016
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