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Christopher
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Oct 25, 2017
Hi. It was nice to meet you. If you choose another lesson, please tell me a topic you'd like to discuss in free-style, or if you'd like to do a formal grammar lesson. We can do both kinds of lesson for sure. We can also practice interview questions for your interview of course if you wish. --Christopher
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Hi Mashaer,
I'm not a native speaker and I'm so far away from fluence but I think that I can help you a little bit today but although that, you should wait for a native correction.
I wrote a short story
Hi everyone, My Name is Kareem I'm 24 Years* old, I like a lot of things such as cooking. In my spare free time, I go to the kitchen and try to make some food like frying chicken or baking a chocolate cake or making ice cream for children.Also, I like to travel with by my new car, I went to Makkah last week (and?) the weather was so nice.I want to be a chef in the future because cooking is my Passion*You shouldn't use spaces between the words that came before and the dots and the commas, for instance: Hi everyone , but after the commas and dots, you're writing correctly.I think that "spare time" is correct but I have never seen it before, so I changed to free time because it's more common.When you're talking or writing about transportation facilities, you should use by instead of with.You should always use capital letters when you're writing names of people and places (cities, countries, continents).I hope I could help you a bit.0 votedDecember 10, 20171- Could the socialism make good to us as a society? I think that being a socialist world, could make better to us as a species, not only because we would live better but also because we could have a better economy. Can you imagine the benefits of being a socialist world? We could end with the hungry and thirst. We wouldn’t have homeless people. We probably could have better chances to everyone because it would be possible to have good schools everywhere. I mean the meritocracy is a concept that makes me think that if someone could get some goal, we can do it too. But it isn’t that true, there are much implicid things that we can ever imagine, for instance: The kind oh house the person lives; if they need to worry about what they’ll eat in the next day or if they have to work to help their Family to pay the bills. On the other hand, like Einstein said that all along There is a driving force more powerful than steam, electricity and nuclear power: the will. Maybe this kind of economy could make us a little lazy and probably we would not be able to invent such things, for instance: personal computers, iPods, iPhones, artificial intelligence, virtual reality and so on. In fact, maybe we could have an economic crash because some of us work just because we need to pay the bills. Others, on the other hand, work with pleasure and these people could be full of work for those who don’t want to produce anything. To conclude, I think that it’s possible to go towards the socialism but we can’t do it overnight, it’s a step by step construction. Maybe we can do it someday, but for now, I think that we should try a mixed economy with some goods of socialism and some goods of capitalism. Thank you for reading. See you in the next essay [emoji][emoji]December 5, 201710
- Improving my speaking I started to study English more effectively at the beginner of this year. When I started, I could understand most of the videos that I was watching (most of them was teaching English) on YouTube, so I got confident quickly. Someday I was trying to do a conversation with a guy and I barely could speak. I was able to understand everything that he was saying but I couldn't answer his questions because I always got myself losing the correct words. After that, I looked for a teacher and I made a good friend and we now talk to each other almost every day. Now I'm getting more confident than ever. I was in the right place and in the right hour. Sometimes I catch myself thinking in English and sometimes I lose words in Portuguese... LoL He's helping me more than he can ever imagine... This is almost a thankful letter. :)December 5, 201712
- Grammar help I'm studying English by myself and I use some grammar books to show me the way. I read in one of these books, that in English we can contract the "to have" verb only if it's followed by another verb like in this phrase: I've got a new car. But In some sentences, I think that sounds weird, for instance: I've to eat. So, I think that I misunderstood the rule. Can anyone help me with that?November 28, 2017100

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