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-I speak Chinese and Tagalog. -Previously I was an English teacher in China for 5 years. -I have a BS in Psychology and am pursing a Master's in English. -I have worked in the fields of HR, education, logistics and social welfare. -I like studying languages and enjoy communicating with people from around the world. -I would like to help anyone who is serious about learning American English and culture. -I like to use music, culture, movies, psychology, history and current events to teach English.
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    For Psychology you could read Philip Zimbardo and Stanley Milgram, they are both famous social psychologists who did famous experiments. Also, I like Jung's book on dream analysis. For autobiography, Mark's Twain's Life on the Mississip is excellent. Philisophical books: The Dao De Jing, Plato
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    April 25, 2012
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    In America we should say: I've gotta question on my mind, or I've got something on my mind.
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    April 25, 2012
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    in the mood for = want/like Example, "what are you in the mood for tonight" = "What kind of food do you want tonight".
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    April 25, 2012
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    The sentance sounds OK, sportscasters often talk like this: Example - nobody knows who will win this game, anything can happen in this game, who knows what will happen with these two teams, etc.
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    April 25, 2012
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    span time = period of time Example - Chinese history spans over 4,000 years. Span is often used for longer amounts of time.
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    April 25, 2012
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    What genre of books do you like?
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    April 25, 2012
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    Shall is more formal, should is more common.
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    April 25, 2012
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    Hi, a citizen is somene who was born or naturalized and now has citizenship. A national is someone living temporarily in America and is not a citizen. If you came here and lived temporarily, you would be a national. If you became naturalized, you would become a citizen.
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    November 9, 2011
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    August 5, 2010
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    July 19, 2010
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