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Safy
Arabic
Dec 6, 2016
A very nice break :)) We reviewed numbers through the current season of American football; it seems that I will be one of its fans very soon :) Yes, some vocab. were challenging like referee, Coach and team Captain however, Chris well managed all of that and kept talking about his favorite team; new England and the closer competitors and both of us are waiting for the next match on Monday, Dec. 12, 2016 with Tom Brady (No 12) to win the game. Next time will be covering new grammar lessons and review today`s first Arabic song :)) See you soon Chris, Safy. :))
Safy
Arabic
Nov 29, 2016
Great learner and very easy to deal with. We practiced some pronunciation and spent some time on drilling, taking some new grammar rules and their exceptions. I am very proud of your level Chris and looking forward to having more session with you :) Safy.
Safy
Arabic
Nov 18, 2016
Thank you for this amazing session I see your level is getting better and better; keep the great work up, great Chris :)
Safy
Arabic
Nov 6, 2016
Dear Mr. Chris. I really enjoyed your talking about your self and your 15 family members (please correct me if the number is inaccurate). You also is a great person and fast learner I know it is just a matter of practice and keeping an eye to all rules together while speaking. Arabic rules are somehow like a mathematical equation; in which you have to take care of every function and every number inside that equation. You did a great job as usual and expected. Just try to pay more attention to today`s examples and new grammar rule (الإضافة). Enjoy your American football game and let me know the final result of today. Good luck to your team, Safy.
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    From the context, I take it to mean that they hire someone who is good at leading a small team of engineers, but as their business grows (scales up) and they hire more engineers, that same person isn't able to handle leading a large team. Does this help?
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    September 28, 2016
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    I think you still need a comma after story.
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    September 28, 2016
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    I have aluminum framed windows. An upper and lower window per window opening and each window is a solid pane of glass. I have curtains the I bought at Ikea.
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    September 27, 2016
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    1. "Yesterday the first 2016 US presidential election debate happened" sounds the best to me. 2. In this context "Let me follow up with Trump" means that the moderator either will let Trump respond to something Clinton had mentioned or wants to clarify what Trump something. The "if you can" sounds like the moderator being polite and subtly asking Trump if he's prepared to respond or clarify. 3. The sentence that you have regarding criticism sounds just fine to me also. I hope this helps.
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    September 27, 2016
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    Only "We are going to play against a team from another school" is correct.
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    September 27, 2016
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    I can't believe your brother's never invited you to visit him in New York.
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    September 27, 2016
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    Creativity and productivity can be increased if our employees are able to spend less time doing repetitive and routine tasks. Lesser is generally used when comparing things. Example: "Steve likes to eat 10 candy bars every day, and Robert likes to eat 5 candy bars every day. Both Steve and Robert are making bad nutritional choices, but Robert is making the lesser of two bad choices." Does that make sense?
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    September 27, 2016
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    In this case it means that he has entered into a series of intersecting streets. The 'first' implies that there are more intersecting streets.
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    September 27, 2016
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    1. "I don't think he pulled anybody across the line" means that he didn't convince anyone who didn't support him previously to change their minds and support him now. Most people are on one side of a line on an issue, either for it or against it, like people are either Democrats or Republicans. 2.I'm not sure of the reporters meaning of this. 3. This is just another way of saying the phrase from number 1.
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    September 27, 2016
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    Both examples you gave are correct.
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    September 27, 2016
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