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Please call me Ms. Tess, an English online teacher from Philippines. I have been teaching English for more than 14 yrs. Since 2008, I have enjoyed teaching students from different parts of the world via skype by which majority of them are professionals. It is my pleasure to offer my services and commitment to help students learn and love English as a language. If you feel like learning with me, feel free to get in touch via Italki or skype. ( Skype ID: tst_teach ) In skype, I am offering Basic and Advance Grammar, Conversational/ Spoken English, IELTS/ TOEFL Review. Feel free to message. I am looking forward to hear from you. Ms. Tess
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    Sentences

    1.- John works in the morning
    2.- what do they taking?  ( What are they taking?)
    3.- Sally and Marck are playing Tenis ( Sally and Marck are playing tennis. )
    4.- The radio doesn´t playing ( The radio doesn't work well. )
    5.- Helen works peacefully in her job
    6.- The red apple is juicy
    7.- They want to sell their old house
    8.- What does she speak?
    9.- She isn´t speaking english ( English is always written in capital letter )
    10.- She dosen´t speak english

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    November 5, 2015
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    To master a language, one must learn the 4 language skills because all the four are definitely related with each other in any method of communication.

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    February 3, 2015
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    "Candy" is both countable and uncountable. It is uncountable because it is a general food item. However, it is countable if it comes as an individual piece such in a given context .." I will buy a piece of candy. Both are acceptable to say: My mom says," Do not eat too much candy" ( uncountable? or My mom says, " Do not eat too many candies" ( countable )
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    May 7, 2012
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    Since you were given choices, better to say " what to fill in the blank" not " how"..
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    April 16, 2012
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    for me its letter B
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    April 16, 2012
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    Hello,

    my nameis Farag, 20 years old.

    Im from germany. I am here beacaue i will learn english.

    Im english-beginner!

    Can you help me please ?

     

    < Hello. My name is Farag, 20 years old from Germany. I am here to learn English. I am a beginner in English, so can you help me, please?

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    April 16, 2012
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    my name is abdalla osman i'm from sudan, i'm fresh in sppeaking english

    i need to llearn english becasue it important to me to find the best offer of the job that i need to get

     

    <  My name is Abdalla Osman from Sudan. I am a beginner in speaking English. I need to learn English because it can help me find the best job suited for me or the job that I need.

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    April 3, 2012
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    i've been studing english cuz i really like it

     

    I've been studying English because I really like it.

     

    Note: English is a proper noun so the first letter should be written in capital letter.

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    April 3, 2012
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    In my opinion, yes, we can use " what about" and "how about" for making suggestion and for non-suggestive question as well. Look at the sentences below: Suggestion: I know that you like the white shirt.What about this red shirt? (colloquial) I know that you like the white shirt. How about this red shirt? ( formal ) Non-suggestive Question: My family intends to fly to Hongkong. What about your family? ( colloquial ) My family intends to fly to Hongkong. How about your family? ( formal )
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    April 2, 2012
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    April 2, 2012
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