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Hello, My name is Molly. I was born in England and have lived my adult life in Canada. I like the English language; words are fun, reading is fun, speaking is fun. I love to teach English. Helping people to understand, read, write, and speak, words and phrases they can use in their everyday life brings me joy. Teaching is important to me, so I earned certificates in many subjects about English. I have certificates in Business Communication, TESOL, Grammar, Adult Education, TOEFL, Inter-Cultural Communication, Tutoring, Tourism English, and Teaching an On-line Course. I also love to learn. Teaching gives me the opportunity to learn about the lifestyles of other cultures. Your customs, geography, agriculture, economics, food, history, etc. My big, beautiful dog and I live in a small cottage deep in the bush, with the deer and rabbits and bears. We live with silence and clean air. Being away from city lights means that millions of stars are visible in the night sky. My work history has a lot of variety. I enjoyed learning new skills. I have been a waitress, bookkeeper, taxi driver, real estate agent and landscaper. Working in many different jobs has helped me to relate to many different people in many different walks of life. I am able to admire each person for your unique qualities, and appreciate your individual contribution to life. I look forward to hearing from you to answer your questions and/or schedule a session. Thanks for taking the time to read my biography.
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    February 25, 2012
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    The word is spelled wrong. Should be spelled 'does'.
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    February 25, 2012
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    Referring to the deep end of the swimming pool. Most people learning to swim will start where they can touch the bottom and keep their head above water. Others will jump in at the deep end and sink or swim! If you want to learn to be a food server, starting on the busiest night of the week is jumping in at the deep end. If you want to learn to raise rabbits and start off with a hundred of them, that is jumping in at the deep end. One would hope you had received instruction before doing any of these things. So, while it does imply some courage and risk taking, it does not have to mean you are irrational.
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    February 17, 2012
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    They can both mean the same thing. They can both mean 'because'. His leg hurt due to all his hard work. His leg hurt owing to all his hard work. They can both refer to a debt. He still had twenty dollars owing to him for the work he did. He still had twenty dollars due to him for the work he did. Due to may also mean entitled. He was respected due to his integrity.
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    February 17, 2012
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    She sees it. The last s is pronounced like a z. (Seez).
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    February 17, 2012
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    Love Story

    I dreamed of you last night, without any harbinger.
    How thick we were in the dream.

    Today, you smile at me politely like before, a strange sadness was coming into my heart.

    A strange sadness <em>is</em> coming into my heart. 'Is' is present tense, today. 'Was' is past tense, yesterday.

     

     

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    February 17, 2012
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    Mi first Day Learning English

    I need learn english, because i want to trip to canada in december it is year. Friends plis helpme. Thanks..

     

    This is my first day learning English.

    I need to learn English because I want to go on a trip to Canada in December of this year.  Friends, please help me. Thanks.

     

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    February 17, 2012
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    It is said that the new international airport will endeavor to be in operation by the end of May
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    February 15, 2012
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    essay

    These days,I have learnt many new words,I want to use these words to make a story.Now let's start.

    Jack is a very tragedy person. He experiences many things ,but he become a very brilliant person at last.
    In his 20's,he wanted to adventure,so he went to desert.He don't have camel,so he had to ride on mule.On his road,he fell into a ditch,he was very scared,at this moment,his mule pulled him up, and he was saved.Owing to the badly environment,Jack'clothes was shabby,and he nearly naked .After a long time ,he went through the desert finally.
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    These days I have learnt many new words, <em>and</em> I want to use these words to make a story.  Now let's start.

    Jack is a very <em>tragic</em> person.  He <em>experienced</em> many things, but he <em>became</em> a very brilliant person at last. In his 20's he wanted adventure, so he went to <em>the</em> desert. He <em>didn't</em> have <em>a</em> camel, so he had to ride on <em>a</em> mule. On his road, he fell into a ditch and was very scared.  At that moment, his mule pulled him up and he was saved. Owing to the <em>bad</em> environment, <em>Jack's clothes</em> were shabby and he <em>was</em> nearly naked. After a long time he finally went through the desert.

    This essay is very good. It is well thought out, with appropriate use of words. 

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    February 15, 2012
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    Just a image?

    Who or what have I become? I am not a monster nor a human being any more, it seems to me. I am neither kind nor cruel, neither happy nor sad. I know every aspect of my being so well, and yet I do not know who I am or what I can become. Moving in a direction that doesn't exist into a place that is only known to a few. What is to become of me?

     

    Just an image. The word 'image' starts with the vowel 'i'. The word preceding it cannot end in a vowel. 

    I think the fact you are questioning who you are, and where you are going, is a wonderful indication that you will go far and do well.  It is those who don't question that stay in the same place, going nowhere.

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    February 15, 2012
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