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Hi I'm Chris and I come from Manchester - a city in England. I'm here because I want to teach/mentor more students online as I have over 10 years teaching EFL (English as a foreign language) experience. I have travelled to over 34 countries and have taught English in China and now Spain. I hope I can help you in the future to improve your English capacity.
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Spanish
Chinese (Mandarin)
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EnglishNative
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Food
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Music
Travel
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Christopher Valdez
Spanish
May 17, 2022
Considero que la clase con Chris fue una clase muy fluida, se abordaron temas específicos referente a lo señalado dentro de su guía de estudio para su examen DELE. En términos reales, la conversación con Chris fue muy fluida y llena de diversas palabras complejas que ayudaron a entender mejor los temas que eran solicitados durante esta guía. Chris tiene un buen nivel de español, únicamente le falta pulir y mejorar algunos aspectos específicos de comprensión auditiva y algunos pequeños detalles en términos del género de las cosas de las que habla. En general, Chris tiene un B1, y al prepararse para este examen con la ayuda de la guía y de un profesor nativo mejorará todos esos detalles sin lugar a dudas.
Daniel Bustamante
Spanish
May 14, 2022
Chris, una muy buena introducción en la clase, tienes una vibra muy buena, se que mejorarás para poder aprobar tu examen, gracias por darme la confianza de estar contigo en este camino, nos vemos pronto:)
Daniel Rendon
Spanish
May 5, 2022
Muy buena clase la de hoy, el estudiante es super amigable, super hablador (en un buen sentido jaja) y participa mucho, tiene un buen nivel de Español, solo hay detalles basicos que hay que corregir 😃
Daniela Sucunza 🏅🏆
Spanish
Aug 18, 2019
Gracias por esta clase! Fue un placer conocerte y charlar contigo. Espero verte muy pronto y seguir practicando. Nos vemos!
Activities
  • Corrected
    The naughtiest thing that I did in school was break a window in the classroom. You can't use two past tense verbs together. The worst thing (that) I did was DO something
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    September 13, 2021
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    My favorite food is chicken and I like it because it's delicious.
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    September 7, 2021
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    not handsome mountains - beautiful mountains
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    August 28, 2021
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    If I were rich, I would help por people If I could study many things, I would be a teacher, tourist, nurse If I were a rockstar, I would give my miney to the poor people. If I were you, I would call her If I were the president, I would help everyone If I were a man, I would be so good with the women. If I went to Italy, I would go to Napoles.
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    July 13, 2021
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  • Answered
    The first is better and more used, however the second isn’t incorrect.
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    July 9, 2021
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    You have to immerse yourself more in native English texts and you should eventually get a feel for the style. You can only do that by reading different styles daily. You're translating which suggests you might not do it often enough. People who have a good ear for music are often the ones that listen to a multitude of music. I only know how to write because of my exposure through books, internet, articles, etc.
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    June 8, 2021
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    IN can suggest you've experienced something inside a place and TO suggest you 'went' We always almost mostly usually say TO! you're correct.
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    June 3, 2021
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    I'm going to do something without hesitation. A) he either wants to make nude photos B) want to walk or go into a group of nude people C) something completely different
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    May 26, 2021
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    both are correct. good is a little stronger than nice. good is like 'really nice'
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    May 26, 2021
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    You should use circumstances, but I think people now use circumstance too. but it is more appropriate to use the plural form when using 'under any...'
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    May 26, 2021
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