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    Looking for an English tutor from the U.S.A. who may help me ameliorate English.
    Hello.
    My name is León. I'm a Mandarin native speaker now working in Tokyo, Japan, only using Japanese in my job.

    In order to qualify positions with higher remuneration in foreign companies, I'm looking for an English teacher who may help me improve speaking, listening and writing skills for business.

    Just talk a little bit about my background. I got 955/990 for TOEIC exam in 2012 and have been learning TOEFL and GRE vocabulary since 2018. Also, I got FRM certification in 2018 and became a CFA charterholder last year(2019). Now I'm studying for USCPA.

    If anyone experienced teaching English for business purposes, please feel free to contact me. Thank you for taking the time to read this.
    May 10, 2020
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    J'ai un problème avec cette phrase. Mes amis, Pauline et Victor, je les ai rencontrés l'autre jour dans la rue, je les ai embrassés, je leur elle parlé et je les ai écoutés. Pourquoi on utilise participe passé pluriel comme rencontré"s", embrassé"s" et écouté"s", ne utilise pas participe passé singulièr quand ce sont suivant le verbe avoir? Parce qu'il y a ces pronoms "les"? Merci bcp à votre réponse!
    February 13, 2018
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    I think it's from Cantonese(粵語).
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    February 4, 2018
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    Est-ce que vous avez toujours fait vos exercices régulièrement? Si je veux la répondre en negation: Je ne les ai pas toujours fait régulièrement. C'est bon?
    February 4, 2018
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    表示傳聞、聽說 中文是「...的樣子」
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    February 4, 2018
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    because of +N (limited) spaces (on paper) because +句子，用because的話這句沒有動詞
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    January 31, 2018
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    "就連"...的人都...
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    January 31, 2018
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    飲んでもいいです。(It's ok to drink that.) It's negation is what you typed below. (You can't drink that.) ”ない”の敬語は”ありません”.　でも貴方の例文には相応しくない 食べられるは”食べる”の敬語の一種です、ほかに”召し上がる”と”お食べになる”も同じ意味です. Btw, 食べるの謙譲語はいただく（頂く）.　食事の前によく聞こえた”いただきます！”
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    January 31, 2018
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    Tratar "algo"(O.D.) a alguien.(O.I.).
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    January 31, 2018
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    An easy way to differentiate: if the question include "有" or "有沒有", then the negation is "沒有". On the other hand, if the question is with "是" or "是不是, its negation would be "不是"
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    January 31, 2018
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