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Erin Nye
French
Aug 5, 2021
Great lesson with Adele!
Erin Nye
French
Jul 15, 2021
Great lesson with Adele working on her writing skills! We also discussed some of the general questions she had about French or certain phrases and words.
Erin Nye
French
Jul 13, 2021
Adele is doing great. We worked on some verbs and some of her French homework together
Erin Nye
French
Jun 29, 2021
Adele did great in this lesson working on grammar review of "futur proche"
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    Learning how to cook

    I want to learn how to cook. aAt least where I live, in cooking is more for girls. True, I mean, some guys cook as well, but the girls usually cook better than us them, although I know some guys who can cook as good well as the girls do.

    And why do I want to cook? Firstly, I don't want to always depend on someone else to cook something for me; I want to cook memy own thing. Secondly, maybe it's not very fun all the time, but cooking is cool and I like doing it.

    Actually, I'm struggling with it because my mom doesn't help me that much. She says that I already know how to cook, but I just know how to cook a few simple dishes, so I don't agreethink so. This is a bit like when I was starting to learn english: It was like on and off; my learning wasn't consistent at all, and I think I have to try harder by on my own.

    Please correct me if I have mede made a mistake.
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    February 14, 2018
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    Question(please)

    Hi, there

    Could you help me with two questions?

    1) Do you say "One in every three youth is..." or "One in every three youths is..."? The correct sentence would be "One in every three youths is" (since there are three of them in this group)
    2) If soemoen says "Your order was already delivered", could you say "It'd better have"? or should you say "It'd better have been"?
    It better have been is correct


    Thank you

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    February 2, 2018
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  • Answered
    Yes the meaning of the sentences are the same - though it would be more correct to say "Recently, many films made in Taiwan have gained worldwide notice."
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    January 23, 2018
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    email to a friend

    Hi Saphira,

    I hope you are well! As I told you, I am searching for practical working experience.
    Last December I was invited [to apply for an internship at?] by a very cool young, medium-sized consulting company which
    Is consulting clients to topics like specializes in data analytics and cloud computing.

    It would be very cool to get the internship.
    However, now to you: How do you like your study abroad in New Zealand? Any interesting news?

    Best Ggreetings to the other end of the world,
    Lydia Hartung
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    January 18, 2018
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