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- I'm not sure if this is the place to put this but I have a friend whose native language is Spanish, her English is C1 but she doesn't have opportunities to practice much. Is there anywhere she can go to just chat with a native English speaker? She is happy to help anyone wanting to chat in Spanish, maybe 30 mins of English and 30 mins of Spanish. Anyone interested in an exchange or can point me in the right direction to help her without her having to pay out lots of money?May 19, 202320
- Social classes I was discussing this topic with a student recently and I found it interesting to see that England now has seven social classes. The new class system takes into account three areas, economic, cultural and social. The traditional upper, middle and working class no longer seems to have enough variables to allow for the growing middle classes. Does your country have very distinct social classes and has it changed recently?May 30, 201810
Feedback is really important for potential students and for the teachers. Please leave constructive feedback and say why you are not happy with your teacher. It might be something they can change or maybe you have not explained clearly enough what you expect from them. Try not to make it personal as sometimes it's just someone having a bad day or two personalities that don't get on.
Interesting point to raise. I would like to hear more from students and how they rate their teachers.
0 votedDecember 11, 20170Questi
Hi, there
Could you help me with two questions?
1) Let us say "John"," his sister" and you were telling someone a story. Should you say: "While I was staring at the door, John over here and SHE were like: do it already" or "While I was staring at the door, John and HER were like: do it already"? And should you say "While I was staring at the door, HIM and HER over here were like: do it already" or "While I was staring at the door, HE and SHE over here were like: do it already"You would say , "While I was staring at the door, they were like: do it already"
2) Do you say "The divorce will hurt you more than it WILL yur sister" or "The divorce will hurt you more than it WILL HURT your sister"?You could use either of these, although the first one sounds more natural. The emphasis on the second option is not just that it will hurt but that it will hurt your sister.
Please, could you help me?0 votedNovember 10, 20172
