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James Edwards
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Jan 27, 2026
Great class Nic. Today we looked at time markers (for, since, how long..?) and natural phrasing in English when using them. We can continue to study them with more complex sentence structures next time (eg. with conditionals) and any other scenarios in which you have doubts. All in all, you have an excellent grasp of natural English and the fluency to go with it :)
James Edwards
English
Jan 19, 2026
Great class Nic - image is everything!
James Edwards
English
Jan 16, 2026
Well done Nic, really great first class together and a pleasure to get to know you. You have an excellent level of English already; natural and diverse. If there are specific everyday situations that you want to review in class we can absolutely do that together - just let me know :) For example, activities with your kids or teaching them skills etc. On the other hand, if there are lessons or materials which I think you may find interesting or useful I can bring these to class and we can have a go at them together as well. All the best, J
Activities
  • Posted
    Hello everyone! How could I say to someone they need to "wake up completely"? I was thinking something along the lines of "get wide awake", but it doesn't sound right. Thanks!
    December 1, 2022
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  • Posted
    How do you say "mettere meglio" in English? Say, for example, that I'm building a tower with building blocks but one of the blocks (the white one in the pic) is placed wrong and it might fall off. In Italian we would say "mettilo meglio", literally "place it better", but I can't find anything anywhere to make sure it's the right way to express this concept. P.S. these are my son's blocks, I'm a bit too old for them ;)
    June 28, 2022
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  • Posted
    Are these sentences correct or at least acceptable? A table with a lot of food on. A box with only a few things in. Would they sound better with a "it" at the end?
    April 23, 2022
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  • Posted
    Hi everyone! How would you say "girare la legna (del camino)" in English?
    November 2, 2021
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  • Posted
    Bonjour à tout le monde, je cherche un professeur de français qui ait des compétences spécifiques en littérature, en particulier sur la période romantique et symboliste du XIX siècle en France, pour m'aider dans la préparation d'un examen d'ici à quelques semaines. N'hésitez pas à me contacter ! Merci et à bientôt
    August 19, 2021
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  • Posted
    Bonjour à tout le monde, je cherche un professeur de français qui ait des compétences spécifiques en littérature, en particulier sur la période romantique et symboliste du XIX siècle en France, pour m'aider dans la préparation d'un examen d'ici à quelques semaines. N'hésitez pas à me contacter ! Merci et à bientôt
    August 19, 2021
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  • Answered
    Può essere che intendessero il metodo di lavoro utilizzato in un certo ambito. È un termine un po' anomalo perché questi inglesismi non necessari sono tipici del linguaggio aziendale che vuole suonare moderno e internazionale, a volte senza esserlo, utilizzando appunto termini stranieri un po' a caso :)
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    May 21, 2020
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  • Answered
    Non ti preoccupare, è normale che tu abbia avuto questi dubbi! Le forme che hai descritto sono tipiche del dialetto toscano e quindi piuttosto lontane dall'italiano standard :)
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    April 18, 2020
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    January 21, 2020
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    November 15, 2019
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