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Levi
English
May 16, 2019
It was nice to meet you, you did really well. Your pronunciation was really good and I look forward to helping you with that, some grammar points and your general speaking and listening fluency more in the future to help you towards your goal of teaching English. I look forward to teaching you again soon.
Laurel Turton
English
May 5, 2018
It was lovely to talk with Jane. I hope we speak again :)
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  • Posted
    Hi all, pls help me to explain the meaning of 'well into the morning' in the text below. Does it mean early in the morning or something else? Thanks all. 'The night before had been an exhilaratingly messy one. My debut novel, This Is Memorial Device, had been shortlisted for the Gordon Burn prize, and though I didn’t win, I partied with my editor and some friends well into the morning. I had the most fun I’d had in my life.'
    October 10, 2021
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  • Posted
    Last night, I had come from a stressful day of work so I decided to stay in for the entire evening with some Netflix and hot tea. Although I'm kind of a social butterfly, I have come to enjoy nights in by myself from time to time. I think all of us need that as a balance. I'm confused about the meaning of these 2 sentences below: - 'had come from' in 'I had come from a stressful day of work'. - 'have come to' in 'I have come to enjoy nights in by myself from time to time' (Could we leave out 'have come to' in this sentence and still has the same meaning?) Pls help me to explain this. Thank you all.
    September 28, 2021
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  • Posted
    What does "prompt" mean?
    I don't know exactly what does "prompt" mean in these cases.

    "<em>Write a General Statement based on </em><em>prompt</em>", or " <em>Question </em><em>Prompt</em>".

    I've searched on dictionary, but I'm confused which parts of speech it is. Is it a adjective or a noun?
    I think it's more justified that "prompt" is the noun in this situation, but I don't know the meaning.

    Could you please help me know?
    Thank you all.
    June 23, 2019
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  • Posted
    Could everyone let me know the meaning of this sentence?
    <em>"He wanted to take two weeks' holiday, but had to </em><em style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 0);">content himself with one</em><em> because the office was so busy."</em>

    I'm confused the meaning of this sentence. Did he end up with a holiday or still has to work?

    Thank you all.
    May 30, 2019
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  • Posted
    What does "over" mean in this situation? "I was thinking about it over the weekend?" I'm a bit confused that whether "over" in this case is the preposition or the others and it means during something, or more than?? Please help me know. Thank you all.
    May 26, 2019
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  • Commented
    Today is Sunday which is wonderful day because I don't have to get up early preparing something ready to go to work. I woke up at 8 AM this morning, took some exercises and cooked a dish for my breakfast. Afterward, I read a book titled "Diary of a wimpy kid" which is very interesting. I just bought this book yesterday, and I think this is a good way to practice my English. I started reading it, when I face with a new word I didn't understand I wrote it down on a paper and kept reading it, I would search it later. Well, may be my vocabulary isn't much enough to understand completely, and there is a long list of new vocab I wrote to look up on dictionary later, but just after few pages I accidentally fell asleep.:) I know the reason for that is probably I haven't had enough sleep through the week.
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    May 19, 2019
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  • Corrected
    Học đủ thứ

    Bây giờ mình đang học đủ thứ các môn học. Mình đang học về tiếng Việt, tiếng Pháp, thông dịch viên, làm phim, tập yoga, leo núi đá, học nhảy, sự dạy bảo... Ở trong cuộc đời của mình không có đủ thời gian học hết <s>môn</s> <em>( I think it'd better to say "những thứ")</em> những thứ mình muốn. Trước đây mình mất động lực học tiếng Việt tại vì cảm thấy nó khó quá, rồi không ai coi mình là người Việt nên làm mình cũng mất động lực luôn. Nhưng cuối cùng mình nhớ tới lý do tại sao mình về Việt Nam, là cho có kinh nghiệm ở đây và học về văn hóa của cha mẹ mình. Ngày mai mình sẽ bắt đầu lớp tiếng Việt mới, để tiếp tục cải thiện nó tốt hơn.
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    May 19, 2019
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  • Posted
    What does "jerk" mean in this case?
    I'm reading a book named "Diary of a wimpy kid", which is interesting to read and also read an English book like that can help me improve my English. :)
    When I've reached to sentence below, I'm stuck because I didn't understand what they means.

    <em>All I need is for some </em><em style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 0);">jerk</em><em> to catch me carrying this book around and get the wrong idea.</em>
    <em>The other thing I want to clear up right away is that this was mom's idea, not mine.</em>

    Thank you all for helping me answer it.
    May 19, 2019
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  • Posted
    Are there another way to say the night of tomorrow?
    I know that in English we have last night indicates the night of yesterday, and tonight shows the night of today, but what about the night of tomorrow?

    Thank you for reading it and helping me answer it.
    May 19, 2019
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  • Corrected
    Thiên nhiên

    Trên hành tinh trái đất mình có rất nhiều loài <s>động</s> sinh vật <s>như</s> trong đó có con người.

    Tiếc quá con người gây ra ô nhiễm không khí. Tình hình môi trường là một vấn đề toàn cầu nghiêm trọng. Khí thải công nghiệp và phương tiện giao thông đang ngày càng gia tăng nhiều hơn.

    Mình cần hạn chế nguyên nhân của đô thị hóa nếu chúng ta muốn hít thở không khí trong lành.
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    May 19, 2019
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