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Hi everybody! I am a Russian native speaker, who is eager to help you with your learning of Russian. I am a qualified English teacher and at the moment I work as a teacher at a private school. I spent a year in Germany and a year in Austria, so I can speak German as well.
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Susan
English
Mar 24, 2013
Natalia you did really well! I know you were a little nervous, but once you relaxed your fluency improved dramatically and we had a very interesting conversation. I hope the session was useful and helps you build confidence in your own English ability :-)
Amy
English
Jun 1, 2010
Ksenia is progressing well. She takes feedback and listens to it. She can hold a conversation on random subjects because of her excellent vocabulary.
Amy
English
May 27, 2010
Ksenia and I had a very good session today. She was energetic and willing to try what I had planned, even though it was difficult. She did fantastically on the exercises I had, which were from the PSAT, so they weren't easy. I look forward to our next session.
Frank
English
May 26, 2010
You did very well! It was sort of difficult pronouncing your home town, but fun chatting with you nonetheless. Looking forward to our next session.
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  • Answered
    Sorry, I have used a wrong preposition, the phrase is as follows "reduce the contract in writing".
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    February 26, 2015
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    What does the phrase "reduce the contract in writing" mean? Could anyone (native English speaker) help me, please, and explain what the phrase "reduce the contract in writing" means? Does it mean that the Parties decided to enter into the Contract, because they came to an agreement to do smth?
    February 26, 2015
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    October 27, 2014
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    A little bit of fantasy However, Nick did not hear him. He ran at Sam like a gone out of control locomotive, they disappeared in the forest with a terrible smashing and uprooting trees on their way. I could hear a sound of a furious battle, and jumped up I darted here and there biting my lower lip. Suddenly having broken some pine trees, Nick's body flew out of the forest and crashed into a rocky little hill with much noise. After him came Sam, giving him no time to come to his senses, he pressed him against the rock with one hand and placed another on the stones so that they became red as glowing coals, and Nick cried. Suddenly he was tossed aside by a powerful stream of air. He and Nick looked surprised at the opposite direction, and I turned. Along the glade, gracefully walking, a fragile small girl in a white fluffy dress was approaching. A mop of the red hair flowed upon her shoulders. Blue eyes measuring them with anger were looking under her frowning brows.
    October 27, 2014
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    Do I understand it correctly? Could anyone (German native speaker) help me, if I understand the sentence correctly? Here is the sentence : "der Kaufgegenstand zuvor in einem Betrieb, der für den Käufer erkennbar vom Hersteller für die Betreuung nicht anerkannt war, unsachgemäß instandgesetzt, gewartet oder gepflegt worden ist und der Käufer dies erkennen musste". Does the phrase "der Käufer dies erkennen musste" mean that it was impossible that the Buyer did not know about the state of the auto (that it was obvious not to know about that)?
    June 24, 2014
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    What does the word refer to? Could anyone from the native German speakers help me to understand to what word "ES"(in the last sentence of the paragraph) refers to in the paragraph "Der Leasinggeber verzichtet im Falle eines Diebstahls des Fahrzeugs oder eines Totalschadens auf die Differenz zwischen Ablösewert und Wiederbeschaffungswert, wenn die Versicherungsleistung binnen drei (3) Monaten (ab Schadenstag) bei ihm eingeht. Ein Totalschaden im Sinne von Satz 1 liegt vor, wenn die Reparaturkosten (netto) den Wiederbeschaffungswert (netto) übersteigen; eine eventuelle Wertminderung des Fahrzeugs bleibt hierbei unberücksichtigt. Anderenfalls verbleibt ES bei der Fälligkeit des Ablösewertes gemäß Abs. X Ziff. 61. V. m. Abs. XV der AGB."?
    June 21, 2014
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    What does this sentence mean? Could anyone (native German speaker please) help me with the sentence "Der Leasingnehmer ist auch über das Vertragsende hinaus ermächtigt und verpflichtet, alle fahrzeugbezogenen Ansprüche aus einem Schadenfall im eigenen Namen und auf eigene Kosten geltend zu machen"? I don't quite understand the meaning of the phrase "über das Vertragsende hinaus", is it "after the agreement expures" or I understood it incorrectly? And the next part - "geltend zu machen" - does it mean "to compensate, redeem"? Could anyone please explain the sentence? Thanks in advance for your help.
    June 15, 2014
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    a go-to-hell air and black number - what does this mean? Here is an extract fron the book and I don't understand the sentence with "go-to-hell air" and "black number". there’s a go-to-hell air about it that doesn’t attend the prudent black number - what does it mean? After extensive and really quite impressive research, John T. Molloy has discovered that in raincoat colors beige far outranks black, olive, or dark blue. The black raincoat proves to be, indeed, a highly trustworthy prole sign. Thus Molloy exhorts his prole readers ambitious to acquire an upper-middle-class look to equip themselves with beige raincoats as soon as possible. The implication of beige, one supposes, is that it advertises one’s greater carelessness about the risk of stains: there’s a go-to-hell air about it that doesn’t attend the prudent black number. You will not be at all surprised now to hear that in I Love Lucy the raincoat worn by Ricky Ricardo is black.
    October 20, 2013
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    whose usages all of us - help me to understand the meaning What does the phrase "whose usages all of us" mean? This is the whole sentence. The meaning of the sentence is clear except gor this phrase. "In the Southwest, a place whose usages all of us are apparently expected to embrace in order to avoid “elitism,” a popular high-prole family entertainment in the evening is going out to the car wash, with a stop-in at the local franchised food establishment on the way home."
    October 16, 2013
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    will need to know no more - could you explain what it means? There is one more sentence in the book I am reading which is not clear to me. "It is in public schools, the postal service, and police departments that we meet terms like supervisor and inspector: the prole hunter will need to know no more". Could anyone help me and explain it?I can't understand the whole phrase "the prole hunter will need to know no more", may anyone rephrase it?
    October 16, 2013
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