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Nicole Churulich
English
Apr 7, 2011
Great Job Sara! I will try to get your essay back to you tomorrow
Nicole Churulich
English
Mar 9, 2011
Hi Sara, Great as always! Your English pronunciation and grammatical structures are native like. Just remember "work" is non-countable...
Nicole Churulich
English
Dec 26, 2010
Sara, it was so nice meeting you! Your English level is impressive! I understand that you feel that your English conversation is not interesting but I think that you already do a great job with everyday conversation. If you want to work on your conversation in the future, I suggest you make an effort to have discussions about the news, world affairs, science, and other more challenging subjects as this will give you an opportunity to use more challenging vocabulary and grammatical structures.... Keep in mind: inconvenient not unconvenient at an impasse on the border (not "in" the border) Talk to you again! Nicole
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    j'apprends le français Je m'appelle Qian Tiantian, j'ai 20 ans. Je suis étudiante à l'Université de Huanggang, j'apprends le français depuis 1.5 ans, mais je ne le parle pas très bien, c'est parce que je suis un peu timide et je n'ai pas la chance de le parler avec un français à part mes professeurs. Je veux apprendre le français, pour visiter ce pays. (Everyone agrees that) le français eat la plus romantique du monde. Besides, being able to speak a language that is not as widely spread as English makes me a more mysterious person. J'espère que je peux rencontrer beaucoup d'amis français, et je peux les apprendre le chinois, je serais fière d'être une bonne learner et professeur~!
    December 11, 2011
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    what does "personal remark" mean?
    December 7, 2010
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    what does "overpromising but underdelivered" mean?
    December 4, 2010
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    what does "been there, done that" mean?
    December 1, 2010
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    The Fever of Reading Classics Fades,Why? The novelty of reading classics fades as new approches to information emerges, plainly printed papers simply can not stimulate the slightest interest in teenagers. Instead, they are tempted away by visually vivid pictures and videos. Understable,given that children nowadays are surrounded by ever-greater stimulations. Additionally, a large number of people live under a misleading illusion that classics are too old-fashioned to fit in modern society.Moreover, certain classics are beyond them because of the abstruse ideas they imply, which unnerved them to even think about reading them. Are we to really discard the masterpieces,the wisdom our ancestors left us? No, by no means should classics be left unnoticed. Anyway they were not written to be analyzed, classics were meant to inspire without reson, to touch without understanding.
    December 1, 2010
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    Is the phrase "Make a faux pas" frequently used by native speakers?
    November 30, 2010
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    Is the word "gooseberry" still frequently used by native speakers?
    November 27, 2010
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    How to elaborate the beneficts of Botox in English?
    November 27, 2010
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    Sure,i will ,thank you<img alt="" src="http://www.italki.com/fckeditor/editor/images/smiley/msn/regular_smile.gif" />
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    November 27, 2010
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    How to distinguish "yank","tug" and "haul"? so confused
    November 26, 2010
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