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Hi. I am a Califoria credentialed teacher with 22 years experience teaching second-language-learning students. I teach Conversational English, grammar, slang and vocabulary building. I teach at my student's level and in a way that makes them feel comfortable speaking. Learning anything should be fun and relaxed.
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    The environment is healthy and clean is the correct grammar, if you're talking about only one (1) environment. The environments are healthy and clean, is the correct grammar if you're taking about two (2) or more environments.
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    April 20, 2018
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    "I have to go" shows hat you have previously committed to be in another place, at a specific time. "I gotta go" is way more urgent (to American English speakers) than "I have to go". The difference is more of a personal, emotional commitment in "I gotta go" than "I have to go". "I gotta go" is used in situations like, "I gotta go now", my wife is having our baby (in the hospital). Whereas, "I have to go", is used in situations like, "I have to go" to class at 1:00pm today. "I gotta go" is closer to "Life and death" than "I have to go" (someplace).
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    April 20, 2018
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    First say, "What is the best way to become fluent in English?" The best way is to speak, hear and actually "live" English. By "Live" English I mean, be surrounded by native English speakers, having fun and doing everything, "In English".
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    April 21, 2014
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    Should give means to give now and should be giving means you should give now and continue to give into the future.
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    April 18, 2014
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    Fluency allows you to communicate with people, but accuracy allows you to be clearly "understood" by people (and get responses that don't, necessarily, shock you).
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    April 18, 2014
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    Hi, "To School" is a slang phrase. It means to teach a person the "facts of life" about a particular subject or issue. Example: " Look Joe, I'm gonna school you on how to meet women." "How to" is always associated with schooling someone on their understanding of something.
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    August 27, 2012
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    It surprises you in a good or negative way.
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    July 27, 2012
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    Temperament is the manner of a person'a action (nice or cool or hot-headed) and usually permanent and mien is the manner or way a person does things reflecting their inner "state of mind", which is usually temporary..
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    July 27, 2012
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    It means "laugh out loud".
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    July 27, 2012
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    "Get into" means "become a part of something" OR become involved with something or someone doing something specific.
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    May 19, 2012
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