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Muaz Jan
Pashto
Sep 17, 2023
Another Excellent lesson with Leroy Kraku
Stephy
Chinese (Mandarin)
Jun 25, 2022
Leroy shows improvement as he can speak and understand basic phrases and have a basic conversation using the vocabulary we learned. He is passionate and willing to learn.
Stephy
Chinese (Mandarin)
Jun 15, 2022
Leroy showed improvement in listening and he can speak simple sentences by using the vocabulary we learned before. He can understand basic phrases. He is determined and passionate about learning mandarin.
Stephy
Chinese (Mandarin)
Jun 5, 2022
Leroy showed improvement as he can speak a little mandarin compared to the first lesson which he cannot, he also can understand the simple conversation. He needs to practice more on pronunciation. Today we learned some new vocabulary and have a random conversation using the vocabulary learned.
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    The two are similar but need to be used carefully in the right context. Back down - is related to being challenged by someone or something. When someone backs down, they essentially give up or surrender. This could be because the challenge is too great or maybe they are fearful. Example: 'The professional boxer challenged the young boy to a fight in the street. However, the boxer was too strong so the boy decided to back down' Bow out: Relates retiring or to a situation where the person has decided STOP taking part. It could be an activity like a sporting game or a business venture. For example: 'after months of negotiation, the businessman decided the company was not profitable and told the Directors he would bow out' Bowing out happens because a person decides to leave the situation or an agreement.
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    August 23, 2020
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