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Profile Capable individual specialising in Academic writing(undergraduate,graduate), Business English and English for Oral communications Experience Have taught in Thailand,Hong Kong, Germany( English as a Second Language) Currently, I am external lecturer at Technical University in Germany and Business Trainer in Germany Education Seton Hall University South Orange,NJ Bachelor of Art in English and Communications Certified Oral trainer(European Framework)(revising) Teaching Style I teach Business/General English using materials from various sources Which can include but are not limited to Business-Culture Awareness training/Diplomatic Language meeting, presentations,telephoning, Interview training emailing English refresher- grammar, conversation, writing(basic) Personal Details Friendly, experienced, outgoing and professional I like meeting new people
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    Hi It depends on whether a vowel or consonant comes before it, look at the following: regardless if it past simple/continuous or present simple/continuous ING = If the word ends in Y, and has a consonant before it, simply add ING. E.g ED = study > studied, marry > married ING = carry > carrying, reply > replying Vowel + Y ING = If the word ends in Y, and has a vowel before it, simply add ING. ING = enjoy > enjoying, stray > straying hope this helps:D
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    June 1, 2009
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