Search from various English teachers...
Profile
Learning
English
Language Skills
RussianNative
Lesson Feedback
Lesson history
 Last monthLast 3 monthsAll time
Completed lessons0097
Attendance rate100%100%99%
Teacher reviews
Jackson
English
Jan 24, 2018
We had a nice, productive conversation.
Cody
English
Mar 6, 2017
thanks
Cody
English
Feb 20, 2017
Thanks for the kind words, Sergey! I'm very impressed by your seriousness.
Activities
  • Posted
    Как спросить на английском "на сколько мне хватить этого фломастера ?" Да, вопрос вроде простой, но я не уверен как его правильно сформулировать. Вопрос о том, на какое время (на сколько) мне хватит той или иной вещи (после чего она придёт в негодность или иссякнет). Например: "на сколько мне хватит этой бутылки воды ?" (на 10 глотков), "на сколько мне хватит этой футболки?" (на одно лето)
    March 31, 2019
    4
    0
  • Answered
    Thank you a lot, now it's clear! For Russian, here is the explanation below in Russian: * I got confused - я запутался ** I confused - два значения: 1) я перепутал (одно с другим) [I confused one girl with another one] (я перепутал одну девушку с другой) 2) Я запутал кого-то (я был причиной того, что кто-то запутался) [I totally confused those two fellows] (я полностью запутал тех двух ребят) *** I'm confused - тоже два значени: 1) меня запутали [I was confused by those two fellows] (те двое ребят запутали меня) 2) меня перепутали с кем-то [I was confused by the girl] (девушка меня перепутала (с кем-то, случайно)) **** I get confused - я путаюсь (постоянно в какой-то ситуации) [I get confused when I get too many e-mails at one time] (я путаюсь когда мне приходит одновременно слишком много писем)
    0 voted
    April 21, 2018
    0
  • Posted
    What's the difference between "I confused" and "I got confused" So the question is in the header, i would appreciate to get the answer. Thank you in advance
    April 21, 2018
    5
    0
  • Posted
    Is any difference between the following words... Is any difference between the following words... 1) mankind 2) humanity 3) human being Thank you in advance!
    February 18, 2018
    8
    0
  • Posted
    Lyrics of a good song

    Hi guys! There is a good song, but I can't distinguish its lyrics properly, and unfortunately there are no lyrics in internet. Could you correct my version of its lyrics? I wrote it as I had heard, but it seems a bit weird. 
    Name of the song is "Seba - Addicted" here is the link on it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjsaO4tJTqU ;     <- Please copy and paste the link in your browser's searching field)

    Thank you in advance!

    My guess:

    "You lied That sucks How can I keep my cool ? It's hard You've scouted me Lasts forever

    You scout me (you've got me) so affected You scout me (you've got me) so and yes it feels right You scout me (you've got me) feeling reckless You scout me (you've got me) so another goes by I've lost my way enough 

    Let's go the start again"

    February 18, 2018
    1
    1
  • Posted
    In which sentence the order of words is correct? In which sentence the order of words is correct? 1) Whose apples are these? 2) Whose are these apples? Does meaning change? UPD: Which one is grammatically correct question? "In which sentence is the order of words correct?" "In which sentence is the word order correct?" "In which sentence is the word's order correct?"
    February 18, 2018
    7
    0
  • Answered
    First of all, please don't use the word "interlocutor", because it almost isn't used among native speakers. It's a common Russian mistake (я знаю в русском распространено слово "собеседник"). Forget a word "interlocutor", nobody uses it in the US nor the UK. Никто из англоговорящих не использует это слово, большинство вообще его не знают и не поймут тебя.
    0 voted
    February 18, 2018
    2
  • Posted
    About the difference between either, too, as well. 1. Is any difference between: - "We also want an ice-cream" - "We want an ice-cream as well" - "We want an ice-cream too" 2. Which one is correct: - "Haven't they gone to England either ?" - "Haven't they gone to England too ?" - "Haven't they gone to England as well ?" - "Haven't they also gone to England ?"
    February 18, 2018
    11
    0
  • Commented
    Hi Samuel! I agree with you, despite the fact that's a platform for searching a language partner a lot of people aren't talkative and sometimes even constrained. I'd be glad to practice English with you
    0 voted
    January 28, 2018
    0
  • Commented

    What do you mean "misusing" ? Could you explain it more fully? 

    It a platform for a language partner seekers, and as long as in your profile is written that you are interested to learn English and Turkish, people will ask you about mutual assistance

    0 voted
    January 28, 2018
    0