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Hello, I am a fully qualified TEFL native speaking English teacher. I have taught in Kenya. I have travelled to 29 countries, including China, India, Sri Lanka and Ecuador. I am very enthusastic about my teaching and strive to include fun activities in all my lessons. I enjoy working with all ages and have taken specialist training courses to teach children.
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  • Answered
    Deliver the goods can mean literally that "Our company will deliver the goods you ordered next Wednesday". It is also a 'slang phrase' used a lot. It means that the person achieves what they want to achieve in a good and positive manner "I delivered the goods when I got top marks in my test" or what someone else wants them to achieve "She delivered the goods when she finished painting my bedroom early".
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    This is not really a phrase we use in modern every day English. It means trying to live in a good, moral lifestyle with the hope of gaining eternal life in a good place (e.g. heaven) after death.
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  • Corrected

    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    I need to go abroad for study,But my spoken English is poor.

    Tutors, like myself, can do web tutorial or you can come to a country 3 or 4 months before your studies and have intensive English courses - but of course both cost some money.

    Cheers

    Christine

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