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Hi everyone! I am Elena, an Italian university student at SciencesPo (Paris) and an exchange student at UC Berkeley. I am also an Italian, French and English community tutor. I really love teaching languages and I try to share all my passion with my students! So, if you feel curious about my teaching style, feel free to check out my teacher profile :)
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  • Corrected
    The use of the present perfect is very well suited. Good job, this sentence is grammatically correct!
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    June 22, 2021
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    Hi everyone! 👋 I am Elena, an Italian, French and English tutor. I am writing this post to tell you about my new English class on italki targeting people going through a college application process. I have studied at SciencesPo Paris and UC Berkeley, two prestigious universities, so I know how frustrating it can be to go through this lengthy process. I want to provide you with the help and feedback to maximize your chances of getting in by killing your motivational letter and interview. 💪 Trust me, I can guarantee that you’ ll get into the college of your dreams if you let me guide you. 🤩 Try it, the trial class is only 1 $ !
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    November 25, 2020
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    Hi! I am Elena, an Italian tutor teaching Italian, French an English. I am about to launch a new English class specifically targeting students applying for colleges (thus working on their motivational letter + college interview), as I have been through it and would have liked someone to guide me. I have been teaching since April and it has been so much fun, I have met some truly amazing people! 😍 If you ever need help, feel free to reach out 😊
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    November 25, 2020
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    Hey everyone! I am Elena, an Italian teacher. Here is a list of fun idioms including the word “cavolo” (cabbage). Buona lettura! This is only a sample, so if you feel curios don’t hesitate to book a lesson with me! Would love to share with you some more Italian language craziness 😉 Cavolo = cabbage “Sono cavoli miei” = sono affari miei = it’s my own business “Cavoli tuoi” = it’s your own business, I am not gonna help you “Col/Sto cavolo” - “col cavolo che ti faccio guidare la mia macchina” = I am def not gonna let you drive my car “Cavoli amari” = I am in big trouble - devo dire a mia madre che ho preso una multa, sono cavoli amari”. “Del cavolo” = brutto (bad) - ho visto un film del cavolo “(Che) cavolo” = Shut! (se vuoi esprimere la tua arrabbiatura in modo educato) - che cavolo, mi è caduto il gelato! I hope you had fun reading it! 😻
    November 23, 2020
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    Strengthen your English skills by watching MOVIES and / or reading BOOKS! (for intermediate/advanced learners)
    Hi everyone!

    I am Elena, an English community tutor.

    During quarantine, I have been treating myself to some precious self-time, indulging in amazing movies and books. I have decided to transform these pleasurable activities into something useful by creating an English class targeting intermediate-advanced English learners wishing to strengthen their grammar, writing and speaking skills by watching movies and reading books! Whether you are more into comedies like The Grand Budapest Hotel, or fantasy dramas such as Pan's Labyrinth, whether you wanna be carried away by eternal books like Siddharta by Hermann Hesse, or The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exuperi, or immerse yourself in the mystery of Marian Babson's Nine Lives to Murder, I've got you covered! :) 

    Feel free to check out my profile to find out more about this class.
    April 15, 2020
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    Italian and French community tutor offering unique special class on amazing MOVIES!
    Hi everyone!

    I am Elena, a French community tutor.
    I have just launched a unique class on amazing French movies, ranging from comedies to dramas! If you wanna learn these beautiful languages from the comfort of your couch, by watching and discussing movies, don't hesitate to contact me or check out my teacher profile page. I can guarantee that it will be a lot of fun! :)


    April 14, 2020
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    Italian and French community tutor offering unique special class on amazing MOVIES!
    Hi everyone!

    I am Elena, an Italian and French community tutor.
    I have just launched a unique class on amazing Italian and French movies, ranging from comedies to dramas! If you wanna learn these beautiful languages from the comfort of your couch, by watching and discussing movies, don't hesitate to contact me or check out my teacher profile page. I can guarantee that it will be a lot of fun! :)

    A presto!
    April 14, 2020
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  • Commented
    Ciao Daria!

    Sono Elena, una community tutor di Italki. Insegno italiano.
    Complimenti, se impari l'italiano solo da qualche mese sei davvero brava!
    Ti scrivo qui qualche correzione:
    <ul><li>Si trattava un vino doc --> avresti dovuto scrivere "si trattava DI vino doc", perché il verbo trattarsi è seguito dalla preposizione "di"</li><li>Una bottiglia non aveva etichetta con scritto nome, ecc. --> avresti dovuto scrivere "LA bottiglia ...", perché abbiamo giù introdotto la parola bottiglia nella frase precedente ("una bottiglia di vino non mancava mai"), quindi ora che sappiamo di che bottiglia stiamo parlando, possiamo sostituire l'articolo "una" con "la".</li><li>"Se uno ospite a tavola" --> avresti dovuto scrivere "UN ospite", perché l'articolo indeterminativo maschile che devi usare quando la parola inizia per vocale è UN.</li></ul>

    Spero di esserti stata d'aiuto. Ci sono altre correzioni da fare, se vuoi puoi prenotare una lezione con me e possiamo rivedere l'esercizio insieme :)
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    April 14, 2020
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