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Hi, my name is Ed. I work as a doctor and I live in Dublin, Ireland.
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Emilie
French
Mar 6, 2018
Merci Ed! Ça a été un plaisir de faire ta connaissance aujourd'hui. Avec les podcasts que tu écoutes, tu as gardé des bases solides en français, sur les sujets de la vie quotidienne en tout cas. Tu sembles avoir une bonne compréhension des structures simples en français. Maintenant, c'est avec une pratique régulière (de la conversation par exemple) que tu pourras plus développer tes capacités. Continue comme ça!
Laura T
Italian
Dec 11, 2017
Edward è un ottimo studente, con un livello intermedio d'italiano. Continuando con la pratica e lo studio, può raggiungere risultati eccellenti. Bravo :)
Davide
Italian
Nov 22, 2017
Bravo Edward! Continua così!
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    Summary of "Coca-Cola Tries a Splash of Alcohol in Japan"

    Coca-Cola is going to introduce its first alcoholic drink in Japan. An Atlanta-based company branch of Coca-Cola supplies will supply this new drink. According to the article from the company's website, the product category of this alcoholic drink is known as chu-hai in Japan and made with flavored, distilled, grain-based alcohol and carbonated water. Coca-Cola wants to use this new drink to expand into a new segment sector/market sector/sector of the market and meet customers' needs for drinks for every occasion. (Suryatapa Bhattacharya and Cara Lombardo, The Wall Street Journal)
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    March 9, 2018
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    IELTS Essay: Television and Children

    It is not a secret to say that the media can influence the identity of people, especially at a young age.

    'It is no secret to say...' sounds better I think. Although what you have written is not wrong. 

    The influence of television on children has always been a matter of controversy. Some people say that what they watch on TV influences their behavior while others say the amount of time spent watching TV influences their behavior.

    Both points of view are equally valid in a certain context

    Both 'viewpoints' sounds a bit better.

    Some analysts and social psychologists have conducted studies about the influence of television on the behavior of children. Many experts argue that children tend to repeat what they watch on the screen and that they are always looking for role models. That is why television content can sometimes be counterproductive.

    'Counterproductive' isn't a great word choice here. Maybe: television content can sometimes have a detrimental effect on our children's psyche.

    For example, if a child constantly watches programs with violent content, they will probably develop aggressive behavior.

    On the other hand, the amount of time watching television is an important variable to consider. Research indicates that children who spend a lot of time watching television can present social problems since they prefer to see cartoons to play or spend time with their friends. Also, these children may have low grades.

    This is a bit unclear. Do you mean that lots of time watching TV causes social problems since they prefer to watch cartoons rather than play with their friends?

    In short, everything in excess is bad. Parents and teachers must be key players in the development of a child

    'parents and teachers ought to act as role models for our children's development' sounds better

    and therefore they should care about them and not be negligent. I think that parents should maintain control over television content, today there are many ways to censor inappropriate content on a television. There are Parents Guides as well. On the other hand, parents and teachers must promote other types of activities for children that contribute to their education and development.

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    March 9, 2018
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    The day I climbed up a mountain

    Since I left Mexico last year, I had a strong desire to climbing the Iztaccíhuatl mountain. Unfortunately, I didn't have the opportunity to do that the first time I went there.
    This year I had the opportunity to return to Mexico, so I decided to climb the mountain. I hired two guides and together we climbed the mountain, along with seven other people - all of them Mexicans. I was the only non-Mexican in the group, so it was great for me to practice my Spanish practicing!
    Iztaccíhuatl is the third highest peak in Mexico, so it was a quite climb! We woke up at midnight to start it and it took roughly seven hours. It is not very steep on most parts of the path, but it's cold up there and it's harder to breathe as it gets higher. We climbed up to the viewing point, which is the best spot to behold the landscape and especially the volcano Popocatépetl, which is located right in front of Iztaccíhuatl. The view up there is stunning and totally rewarding.
    After climbing down, I was wiped out, but very happy to have taken part in such an adventure.
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    November 20, 2017
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