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Sekar de Boo
Dutch
Aug 13, 2019
Lager, I love saying this haha, it's students like you that make my job fun! You did great on your short story. What you did is the essence of that exercise: to dig deep into your memory, get creative with the words you already know and not try so hard to make a story that makes sense apart from the grammar and sentence structure of course. Very well done. Hope to see you soon and until then: keep writing.
Sekar de Boo
Dutch
Jul 30, 2019
Sagar has a great sense of humour which makes teaching him a lot of fun. You know more than you think Sagar so don't give up. Hope to speak to you soon! Groetjes, Sekar
Teacher ilja
Dutch
Mar 12, 2019
Ging goed vandaag! Nieuw vocabulaire geoefend.
Marjolein
Dutch
Nov 16, 2018
Je bent snel vooruit gegaan! (You' ve made some real progress since last time!)
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  • Corrected
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    November 5, 2018
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  • Corrected
    Write a letter to a friend of yours telling him/her about a family event you had recently attended.

    Dear Jack,

    I hope you are f<s>ine</s>well. I am writing to tell you about a great event: my brother Jeff got married two days ago! It was an absolutely fantastic wedding. My sister-in-law wanted to get married in a beautiful church near Bari. It was full of flowers that smelled nice. After the marriage we had a party in a big restaurant where I met John. John is a very talented boy who loves playing the piano and going out with his friends. I hope he f<s>ells</s>falls in love with me soon. We spent all<s>a</s> day having fun and tasting many delicious dishes. And you? How about <s>tour</s>your life at the moment <s style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">in</s><s> </s><s style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">this</s><s> period</s>?

    Lots of love,

    Valentina
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    October 16, 2018
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    I have had a look at your first paragraph only because it's very difficult editing from my phone. Best of luck.

    As our world becomes more and more <strike>inter</strike>connected, people have <strike>get</strike> a need for <strike>some</strike> a global language that they can <strike>speak</strike> use with one another <strike style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">each other</strike>. Thus, it has lead to the situation where minority languages do not get as much attention as they should and because of that sometimes they even die out. Some countries have undertaken measures to save these languages and, in my opinion, it is <strike>a</strike> the right decision.
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    October 15, 2018
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    October 15, 2018
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  • Commented
    I think watching television and film will help you understand how conversations flow. Find an actor whose way of speaking you like, then watch all their films! 
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    October 14, 2018
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  • Commented
    Okay this is a bit of a re-write. Not sure how helpful it will be but I'll post it anyway:


    I have a very serious food allergy which prevents me from eating something I love, chocolate.

    One night before bed I decided to eat a whole bar of my favourite chocolate, Giradelli dark chocolate with caramel. The next morning I felt a stabbing pain and my eyes were so dry that I couldn't even open them!

    Instead of calling for help I decided to wait for the symptoms to clear, which they did after around thirty minutes.

    Some products cause lighter symptoms such as Godiva chocolates which only give me a stuffy nose. 

    Despite all of this, I still cannot quit chocolate. I sincerely hope to find a solution one day!
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    October 14, 2018
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