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Hello! My name is Lizzy and I am a professional English language teacher. I have been working in language schools for the last 6 years and my specialities include fluency skills, exam day preparation, accent reduction and vocabulary learning strategies. My lessons are engaging, practical and full of energy, I focus on your individual needs and interests to make lessons fun and fulfilling. If you’d like a lesson, send me a message!
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Maria Paula Malagon
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Aug 28, 2020
Un gusto ayudarte con tu español, tienes un buen nivel y eres muy lista, nos vemos pronto.
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  • Commented
    Message me if you'd like the transcript :)
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    April 2, 2025
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  • Corrected
    Hi, my name is Bodour. I want to learn Korean, English and German .
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    March 21, 2022
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  • Answered
    Hi Yuu, I’m from Scotland (U.K) It’s an expression that originated from the U.S but we used it here too. I don’t hear it so much any more. I think native speakers would understand it but we tend to just use “kissed” more. I could be wrong but it’s my impression that it’s not as popular as it used to be. Hope this helps.
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    April 19, 2020
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  • Commented
    Hi Irina!

    It’s a polite version of “oh my God” (“Oh my word” also exists) to avoid blasphemy or to avoid offending someone.

    Many people use it in polite company.

    Other examples include: “oh my goodness” “goodness gracious” “for goodness sake” and “good grief”

    hope this helps!
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    April 19, 2020
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  • Corrected
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    April 19, 2020
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  • Answered
    Hi Ruwan! Here’s your corrected answer: message me if you have any questions! (Please note, we would use the preposition “to” or “from” for cheques to indicate who is receiving the cheque (to) and who is sending the cheque (from)) Please kindly inform finance to hold all the cheques to/from ABC as requested by our customer, until he confirms after the curfew lifts. This is because we have not completed the March order, although he had given the PDs. I will also send a detailed mail related to all collected cheques with order status ( Partially Suplied, pending or completed, etc..)
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    April 7, 2020
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