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I'm South African, currently living in Brazil. I have been teaching English to children, teenagers, professionals and travellers in Brazil for 12 years. For the past 2 years, many of my students have been studying online with me. My accent is neutral and therefore easily understood. I teach both British and American vocabulary, expressions and culture.
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  • Corrected

    my eerste skrapboek boedskap

    ek is baie opgewonde om italki te praat. Julle moet vriendelik na my wees!

    Hallo daar, Jon : ) 

    Voorspoed met die eksamens! 

    Ek sou die sinne so skryf:

    Ek is baie opgewonder om op italki te gesels (klink beter as 'praat).

    Julle moet vriendelik teenoor my wees! (Natuurlik is ons vriendelik!)

    Groetenis vanuit Brasilië
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    May 12, 2011
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  • Answered
    First, it should be "Good evening" without the hyphen (-). "Here ARE three sentences." The first sentence is fine as it is. The second one should be: "Find the local address of your country's embassy or consulate in case something goes wrong at your destination." OR "... in case you have serious problems at your destination." Number 3: "Make photocopies of your tickets and passports, so that they can be replaced easily if lost."
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    January 22, 2011
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    All women are beautiful. People just need to look beyond the superficial.
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    January 22, 2011
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    For English purposes, the question will make more sense if you write it like this: "Do you think we can live without God." Notice that 'god' is written with a capital letter, because it's usually accepted as being a title. Yes, it is possible to live without God. Many people do. Whether it is right or not is a matter of personal belief.
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    January 22, 2011
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    Corrianne's notebook entry: Jan 22, 2011 I love language. I love sharing my knowledge and I learn so much from my students. The world is one big, fascinating classroom! : )
    January 22, 2011
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