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Hello, My name is Justice. I am from the United States but now I live in Northern Italy. I have been an English teacher since 2009 and I have found a real passion in teaching. I work privately here in Italy but I am looking to expand by teaching here on italki. My specialities are with exam preparation. I have successfully prepared students for the CPE, CAE, FCE and IELTS. I love meeting new people and having the opportunity to speaking to people from all over the world. Teaching gives me this unique ability to speak with people that I would never otherwise have the opportunity and I am always impressed with what my students teach me during our lessons.
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Desi
Italian
Aug 25, 2020
Grazie mille, Justice!
Cosimo
Italian
Apr 22, 2020
Per me è un grande piacere poterti aiutare. A presto, justice!
Severino
Italian
Feb 27, 2020
Justice ha un'ottima padronanza della lingua. Non praticandola spesso, ogni tanto c'è qualche piccola imprecisione che con un po' di allenamento scomparirà :)
Severino
Italian
Feb 18, 2020
Justice parla Italiano benissimo con un po' di accento inglese. Ritengo sia una buona idea affrontare un corso di dizione per migliorare ulteriormente un linguaggio che parla già molto bene. Conversazione estremamente piacevole.
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  • Answered
    I would have to do with group as well. Lesson can imply that there is only one lesson and it does not happy each week, which I imagine it is a weekly dance lesson.
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    April 21, 2020
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  • Answered
    Hi Heidi, I wouldn't say that this sentence is wrong, because grammatically it is correct but because you have two clauses, one with should and the other with will it seems a bit strange. I would stick to the first conditional with the structure: if + present simple, modal + infinitive. For example, if we eat snacks during the break, we won't be hungry for lunch at school.
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    April 21, 2020
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    Hi Vadim, My answer is yes. The meaning does change. The first sentence is clear that something was used in the credits of the film. The second sentence could imply that "it" was used before the credits.
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    April 21, 2020
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    I would prefer "You have a pice of link on your pants" because the first sentence implies that your pants are not an inatimate object. You are the owner of the pants, the pants do not own themselvs. For the second, I don't have a preference. I would use both of the phrases.
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    April 21, 2020
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  • Answered
    I would probably explain “through art” with “by using art”.
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    July 31, 2019
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    There’s not a difference between the meaning of these sentences. In the past, TO would be omitted, but today it is common to use TO. So, I would stick with the original sentence just because it seems more native but remember that most likely the person you are speaking to wouldn’t notice anything wrong with the second sentence.
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    July 31, 2019
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  • Commented
    Hi Daniela, I am an American living in Italy and I would love to exchange some lessons with you!
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    July 31, 2019
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  • Corrected
    Five sentences about a photo

    1.- The stage curtain is red velvet.
    2.- There aren't any actors or actresses on the stage yet.
    3.- The play hasn't started, I can only see the red curtain.
    4.- The red curtain went down when the play finished.
    5.- During the applause, the cast disappeared behind the red curtain.
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    July 29, 2019
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    July 29, 2019
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