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Hi, I'm a native Chinese speaker and an English learner with a little knowledge of Spanish and Japanise. I love to communicate with people, talking about books, movies, science, etc. I love swimming, photography and traveling. I've been to Japan, Korea, Malaysia, America, Indonesia and so on. If you're a Chinese learner and an English speaker, contact me if you want a language partner. If you're a certificated English teacher, you can also contact me. At last, thanks for reading my introduction.
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Rob BIZ INTERVIEWS
English
Oct 29, 2019
Sophia is an extremely talented English student. We worked on interview preparation skills by roleplaying an actual interview and discussing her CV.
Tom
English
Jul 4, 2019
A very enthusiastic student! Your English is advanced and you are in a good position to push the limits on advanced topics to improve your skills!
Conner Worm
English
Dec 11, 2018
You have areas that you need to improve in, but I was very impressed with your English in our first lesson.
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    How to prepare the English interview? My current English level can deal with basic conversations. But I have several upcoming English interviews. Including (1) group discussion ~60min, (2) case interview ~30-45min, and (3) fit interview ~10~60min. My biggest problem is that I still cannot express myself in English as good as my mother language, which means I sometimes need to translate. Thus, I feel nervous and always have low confidence in the interview. I tend to repeat the tense or preposition errors, just want to make my grammar correct. Thus, I'm also not fluent in the interview. Does anyone have any suggestions? Many thanks!
    October 21, 2019
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    Usage of join & event/affair

    I have questions about two sentences:

    1. All of us will            the celebration of her birthday.

    Should I use the word 'join' alone, or use the phrase 'join in', or both are ok?

    2. He managed to recover the scene, but what lessons are to be learned from this affair/event?

    Which one is correct?

    November 24, 2017
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    be adapted to/for

    These books can be adapted to/for older children.

    Which one is correct?

    (I think it's 'for')

    November 23, 2017
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    The usage of 'as well as'

    I wonder what verb tenses are before and behind the phrase 'as well as.' Should the verb tenses be consistent with each other? And please give me some examples.


    Many thanks!

    September 7, 2017
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    This article is helpful. It helps me clarify the English learning steps, and strengthen my confidence on studying English.


    Thanks SO, SO much!!

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    July 20, 2017
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    What is the opposite of 'strong side effects'? Can I use low or weak? Or some other collocation?
    May 31, 2017
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    The use of robots Currently, it is arguable that artificial intelligence is advancing by leaps and bounds. It is reasonable to believe that robots will be more and more like human beings, both physically and emotionally, hence playing an important part in the industrious field. To begin with, robots will do the laborious jobs, such as delivering packages and other chores, thus let people do more meaningful things. Further, they can work continually if only they got enough power which means the huge boost of efficiency. Economically, they can save the cost of the industry as their production fees are way lower than the salary of workers. Moreover, life will be joyous with them. They know what their masters favorite, include songs, foods, and clothes, etc. Your daily life will be arranged properly by those robots based on your preference. Granted, the use of robots has a lot of advantages, and we should be careful not to make them too smart to occupy the earth and turn us out.
    May 18, 2017
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    Question about 'would rather' Please look at this sentence: "You don't have to be in such a hurry, I would rather you #went# on business first." My question is about the tense of the word between the pound sign. Is it right to use past tense? Besides, could you give me some examples of the usage of 'would rather'. Many thanks!!
    May 15, 2017
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    Usage about the word 'rather' What's the difference between the following two sentences: 1. It was a rather difficult question. 2. It was rather a difficult question. Thanks for checking this question. I look forward your answer. :)
    April 1, 2017
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    About the meaning of 'wrinkle' Please help me with this sentence: An important wrinkle in the data: much MOOC criticism comes from faculty who've never taught an online course. I wonder does 'wrinkle' here mean something unusual, or interesting?
    February 25, 2017
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