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I am a British native with a neutral British accent, having also lived in Australia and the United States. I teach English to adults and work for a language school and exam centre, preparing students for their Cambridge exams. Tambien hablo español, asi, si estás aprendiendo Ingles y que le gustaría alguna dirección, podemos practicar juntos. Estoy interesado en intercambio inglés/español.
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Andrés Uzcátegui
Spanish
Jul 7, 2021
He is a curious, engaged and nice student. The conversation topics were very good. Keep it up, Wade!
爱萍 Aiping
Chinese (Mandarin)
Apr 11, 2020
Wade carries a strong curiosity for the Chinese language and the culture behind it. An encouraging lesson for me. see you next time!
Alex S
Spanish
Apr 14, 2019
As before, the diligence and attention with which Wayne takes in the new information, and maintains it, is quite impressive. With this lesson as a follow up, I can see how he takes into account the comments to and implements the changes very quickly. There is no doubt that anything he studies with such attention will be mastered quickly.
Alex S
Spanish
Apr 13, 2019
The dedication that Wayne brings to the classroom is very inspiring. He comes very ready and eager to learn, with a meticulous attention to detail. This combination is undoubtedly what makes him such an excellent student. Combining this with his deep analysis of academic subjects and the philosophy of life makes him an absolute pleasure to converse with, and left me feeling fulfilled, not just as a teacher but also on a personal level, as the subjects he brings to our lessons are absolutely fascinating. His attention to detail, desire to learn, and deep interest in various subjects make him an excellent student that I'd happily recommend to any future teachers he may have.
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    Could you please explain what this mean? = Could you please explain what this means? How have you taken such enjoyable journey? = How have you taken such an enjoyable journey? Hello Nanda, the sentence is not correct, it is missing an 'an' before enjoyable. The meaning is that it's a question, asking you how (by what means) you have had/taken an enjoyable journey. I imagine you have said that you had a very enjoyable journey to this person, who is asking... what was the reason for the journey being so enjoyable, what circumstances made the journey enjoyable. You can answer by explaining the ways in which you planned this journey, or just explain that it just so happened to be/become like that.
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    November 24, 2019
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    Everyone have your own hobbies = Everyone has their own hobbies.
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    November 24, 2019
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    Hello Alexandra, The Victim in this sentence is without context, this means that we don't know who the victim is without further information. Victim is often used to indicate that there is a 3rd party who are being taken advantage of, or manipulated, in this case I would guess financially. I have seen the original document that this sentence came from and the exercise is to underline Participle 1 and Participle 2 and translate into Russian, I see this as the only source, so it's not possible to understand the full context of the victim in this case.
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    November 24, 2019
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    Meditation and yoga, slow breakfast, answer any correspondence. Tea!
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    November 20, 2019
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    Be careful with OK, it depends on the context. As the most recognised word in the world it it generally used for saying that you are 'Alright', how's things? OK, Thanks.
    It can mean average, or poor, not so good - How was the food... It was OK
    It's also used a lot as an affirmation - OK, let's go now, OK that's good for me.

    A friend of mine took her new boyfriend (from Argentina) to visit her parents in Swizerland, after the meal they asked him how the food was, he said... it was OK, thinking that meant good.

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    November 19, 2019
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    Hey Evgeny, this would be better in the discussions section. For English natives, phrasal verbs are very much like any other part of the language and don't have the same novelty that non-native learners find with them. However, to think of a few interesting ones for non-natives... Clam up - to stop communicating abruptly (often through anxiety) Fawn over - to lust after somebody Mull over - to think about something carefully to resolution Plod along - to walk deliberately slowly
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    November 18, 2019
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    Examples: The statements that followed made her apology ring hollow. The dialogue in the film rings hollow—no one talks like that in real life. Synonyms: Ring: sound, seem, appear Hollow: false, insincere, untrue
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    November 18, 2019
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    November 10, 2019
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    November 10, 2019
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    Hello Farhad, I think you have copied this sentence incorrectly. It should be... The book begins by examining the stereotypes that the media ascribes to female candidates, and asserts that, as well as portraying women as incompetent leaders, reporters also tend to describe them according to their fashion choices. Does it make sense to you now?
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    November 10, 2019
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