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I have taught ESL in China for 7 years. I have taught in the training schools as well as in key high schools and universities. I am currently teaching a TEFL master's course at a local American college. I am looking forward to having you in class.
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chinalily
Chinese (Mandarin)
Feb 20, 2012
很准时、守时。汉语说得很好，不愧是语言老师，哈哈。继续， 不放弃，你的汉语很快就更棒了*_*
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    You are welcome to go into a teacher's profile and view their teaching record. You will find that there are many paying students here on italki.com. I hope you become a successful teacher!
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    July 23, 2011
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    /i/ is used in words like "feet", "heat", "seat" /ɪ/ is used for words like "fit", "bit", "sit"
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    June 3, 2011
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    Question for non-native speakers only! For the word "dizzy," what is the proper American pronunciation? a. /ˈdi zi/ b. /ˈdiː zi/ c. /ˈdiː ziː/ d. /ˈdɪ zɪ/ e. /ˈdɪ zi/ f. /ˈdi zɪ/
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    Have either of you taken the TOEFL before? If yes, what did you do to help you prepare? 
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    April 30, 2011
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    Love is giving. Someone once said, "Happy is the one that is loved. Happier is the one that loves. Happiest is the one that loves and is loved." 
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    April 28, 2011
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     Hi Kathy! There are many differences between American English and British English. For example, in British English there are 48 distinct sounds, and in American English there are 45 distinct sounds. 
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    April 28, 2011
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    I would answer this questions if I knew Russian. Since I do not know Russian, I should not answer this question.
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    April 27, 2011
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    "Had" by itself is used to show that you obtained something in the past. I had a millions dollars, but now I am poor. I had 1 child, but now I have 4. I had my keys before I left, but now I can't find them. "Had to" is used when forced to do something. I had to go to school. There was no other option. She had to miss school because she was sick. Where is John? He had to run to the store to buy some milk. "Got to" implies doing something you want to do while "had to" implies having no choice I got to go to the NBA basketball game and see my favorite players! I had to study; I wish I could have gone!
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    April 27, 2011
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    Nothing can be very relaxing! 
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    April 26, 2011
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    April 25, 2011
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