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Joel Tayem
French
Aug 28, 2020
Matthew is a wonderful conversationalist See you in our next lesson
Joel Tayem
French
Aug 21, 2020
Matthew est une bonne personne et très ouverte d'esprit. J'aime la façon dont se déroulent nos cours. C'est très chaleureux et intéressant.
Joel Tayem
French
Aug 20, 2020
J'ai vraiment apprécié la leçon avec Matthew. C'est une personne sympathique qui est passionnée par l'apprentissage
Camille
French
Jul 2, 2020
Matthew continue ses progrès en compréhension et en prononciation.
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    Hey, Yeah I'm up for that. I'm an English teacher living in France trying to improve my French
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    October 30, 2020
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    Hi Anvar, You should say "I appreciate that you spent your time with me" I think appreciate should be present, and spend should be past. To learn more follow my Instagram @justspeak.english
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    October 17, 2020
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    To let someone do something, is to give permission. For example, "I let my brother borrow my car" To make someone do something means to create an obligation for someone, they have no choice For example "my mother made me clean my room" To learn more follow me on Instagram @justspeak.english 🤟
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    October 16, 2020
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    It is good, however remember to pronounce the "S" at the ends of words. For more pronunciation tips follow me on Instagram @justspeak.english
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    October 16, 2020
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    This is used in some parts of America mostly, if you tell someone to "Git!" Or to "get!" It means you want them to go away. Follow me on Instagram to learn more @justspeak.english
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    October 16, 2020
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    If I want to see more examples of how to use a word, I can look it up on twitter. If you need more help, follow me on Instagram @justspeak.english 🤟
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    October 16, 2020
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    Hi Irina, You can use both. "Wood" is what the tree is made of yes, but we also use the word "wooden" to mean something made of wood, similar to timber. You won't have any communication issues using either of them. Matt
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    August 26, 2020
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    This is a common phrase to mean "you are the best" at something or in some way. A good example might be a sportsperson such as Serena Williams. Many people would say she is the best tennis player in the world, so you could say "other tennis players have got nothing on her".
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    August 11, 2020
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