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- Hi Hatsumi! No need to worry about making mistakes; it is often the best way to learn! You can get there with regular practice :) If you would like a tutor to come alongside you, please feel free to check out my profile. Alternatively, there are plenty of professional teachers to also help you improve your English. Take care :)0 votedJanuary 27, 20170
Hi Beatriz, I would be happy to help you practice your English! The only way to see significant improvement is to practice, practice, practice and to be exposed to it every day :) Make sure you are around others who speak English (where possible), watch English movies/TV shows, look up videos on YouTube, practice your phrases every day even if it's just with yourself!
If you are after a tutor, please feel free to check out my profile. I would be more than happy to work with you!
0 votedJanuary 27, 20170I love Italian food! I really want to go to Italy one day and just eat and eat and eat :) I'm sure that what I eat here in Australia is not authentic Italian food, but I love it, so I can't even imagine the flavours of true authenticity!
Australian food however, you can't go past Vegemite on toast. I know not everyone is game enough to give it a go, but you have to have a taste at least once just for the experience :)
0 votedJanuary 27, 20170Hi Ahmed! Hopefully this is of some help to you:
Present perfect refers to a general experience in the past whereas past simple refers to a specific moment in the past.
Eg - "I have seen the new James Bond film" (present perfect - this is an unspecified time. You saw the film but it is not noted when).
"I saw the new James Bond film (last week)" (past simple - this is a specified time. You saw the film last week).
In addition, the present perfect serves a few more functions:1. Expresses a repeated action (eg. "I have seen the movie four times").
2. It is common to use it with adverbs "for" and "since" to indicate an activity's duration (eg. "I have studied English for two years").
3. The adverb "never" requires the present perfect form (eg. "I have never been to America").Hope this helps!
0 votedJanuary 27, 20170I would like to be a successful Youtuber
I started a gastronomic channel one year ago on Youtube with my girlfriend., I think we had uploaded about 10 videos, but then we left our channel because we never saw any money. It's kind of sad that we did a lot put in a lot of effort and we only got 0.98cents dollars, hahaha. Nowadays I'm trying to get back with my personal channel. I'm a creative person, a people person, a funny guy and a friendly man. So maybe this is not the right way, but I really appreciate if some of you can suggest me some topics for my channel. Don't worry whether if it's about politics, sports, weather, global issues, controversial issues, etc. I like to share all kinds of ideas, I mean and I like to be envolved involved in all kinds of fields.
Take care, hugs.0 votedJanuary 19, 20170- This is an interesting quote! I think it's very true. I suppose if you read a lot then you're acquiring knowledge, but the more knowledge you acquire, the more you realise you don't know much! There is so much to learn and I think in our lifetime we barely scratch the surface of it.0 votedJanuary 18, 20170
