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Hello! I am a native English speaker and TESOL qualified English teacher. Whilst I have experience in teaching students from all over the globe, I have spent a majority of my teaching career working with Spanish speaking students in South America. I am a published author (although my book is about business and not languages!) so can help with your writing, whether it be for creative, study or work purposes. I'm friendly, happy to adapt to your learning styles and would love to help you learn, practice and perfect your English!
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    The most natural option for me would actually be: "I have asked over 200 questions on ITALKI without even realising it." Remember in 'proper' English we use 's' instead of the American variation which uses 'z' in words ending ise/ize. I think most spell checkers default to the American English, so watch out!
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    March 30, 2012
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    'sum' means amount. The sentence seems to be about someone who is leaving a job (possibly getting fired) and the compensation package that is being offered by the company. The person leaving the job, doesn't think the amount is a fair amount and wants more.
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    March 23, 2012
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself Hi! Hola! I'm about 10 lessons through a beginners Spanish course and in fact off to my next lesson in 10 minutes! I'm hoping to improve my Spanish with anyone who speaks the language and happy to share general tips, advice and chat with anyone learning English in return! Gracias! Brad x
    January 12, 2012
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