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Ich bin NACHIT aus Marokko. Ich bin 29 Jahre alt und ich lerne Deutsch seit 4 Jahren. Ich glaube, dass ich B2/C1 von Niveau bin. Ich bin verheiratet ohne Kinder.Ich arbeite als elektronischer Engnieur. Ich lese Bücher gern, meistens auf Englisch, aber auch auf Französisch und andere auf Deutsch. Das ist ein bissechen über mich. Ich schreibe Ihnen, um unsere Deutsch zu verbessern. Ich wird mich freuen, wenn Sie interesse darauf hätte. Bitte schreiben Sie mir einfach. ich bin darauf wartend. mit herzlichen Grüßen.
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Olu
English
May 13, 2019
Abdekhalek, I think this session demonstrates how you have improved in communicating a point of view based on a central theme. I feel that practicing with a paragraph template has helped to make more concise sentences and better illustrate your point of view to the listener. I believe more progress can be made and these improvements transferred to your writings. See you next time
Olu
English
May 2, 2019
Abdelkhalk, today’s session went very well. You demonstrated your ability to make grammatical and pronunciation correction during active conversation. I would like to work more on a paragraph format of communicating. I feel this will help in making sentences more concise and reduce the usage to phrases in order to communicate.
Olu
English
Apr 28, 2019
Abdelkhalek, I feel you engaged very well with the topics in this session. The flow of conversation was very informal, contained a lot of detail and was very close being consistent with our previous sessions. See you next time.
Olu
English
Apr 17, 2019
Hi Abdelkhlek, Our session today to exercise your self-correction skills went very well. I am pleased with your ability to correct verb tense and revise sentences to be more concise. I would like to contrast and compare this exercise with free talk to see how we can transfer improvements both forms of communication.
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    (How do potato cells look like in the microscope? How do potato’s cells look like in the microscope?) Those both sentences are correct. In the first one you used potato as an adjective in the second you are talking about the cells of the potato. However, we say "under or through a microscope not in". (There are some ones dyed pale red and scattered and others deep red ones and together) There are some ones WHICH ARE dyed pale red, OTHER ONES are scattered and others ARE deep red together
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