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- Let's talk! I like making my students comfortable by talking about what interests them. I like to give feedback, tips and coaching at the end of my lessons that will most help my students progress, which are available by email or messaging. My goal is to create confident communicators by having real conversations and giving practical guidance. I look forward to meeting you! - Vamos conversar! Gosto de deixar meus alunos à vontade, falando sobre assuntos que lhes interessam. Gosto de dar dicas e treinamento no final das minhas lições que ajudarão meus alunos a progredir. Eu posso providenciar materias para mandar para os meus alunos depois das lições. Meu objetivo é criar comunicadores confiantes, conversando de verdade e dando orientações práticas. Estou ansioso para conhecê-lo! - Tambien hablo español!
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  • Answered
    Prepositions are the weirdest part of English. That being said, the elephant lives in the zoo AND at the zoo. Both work.

    But when you went to the zoo, you were at the zoo. You never "go in the zoo."

    In summary, you can't go wrong saying "at" in this case.

    Hopefully that makes sense! Keep working on those prepositions!

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    July 3, 2018
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  • Corrected

    rainy season

    While reading books in the library, it started pouring outside. I was afraid to go home soaked without an umbrella. But luckily, it stopped a couple of minutes later, so I dashed to my place really fast, having no time to catch my breath. However, it turns out that I was soaked after all, not because of rain, but because of my sweat. LOL! I had to take a shower anyway.
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    July 3, 2018
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