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Hello! My name is Rachel, and I was born in raised in the United States, albeit my heart has always seemed to belong to the remainder of the world. I bear a profound fascination and appreciation for the cultures spanning the globe, and plan to venture throughout the world in its entirety one day. I am currently attempting to learn Russian, though I also enjoy learning about Icelandic, Greek, Scottish Gaelic, and many others. I am no more than a novice, and could use all of the help I can get. In addition to this, I pride myself on the ability to speak decent English and would gladly provide assistance to anyone in need of guidance.
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    [Oh, I forgot something! 

     

    ‘English’ is always capitalized.] 

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    March 11, 2012
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

     

    I want to learn english because I need it in [1] my work and leisure.


    [Great job! :> The only correction I can make is this: 


    [1] “… I need it in my work and leisure.” 


    Rather than ‘in,’ I would suggest using ‘for’. I recommend ‘for’ because it eludes to the fact that English is necessary for work and leisure, whereas ‘in’ doesn’t sound entirely correct. Also, the word ‘my’ isn’t necessary. Thus:


    “… I need it for work and leisure.” 


    Good luck, and I’d love to help you with your English some time! :) ] 

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    March 11, 2012
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    About me :)

     

    Hey! ^___^ A I am studying at school [← This works, however, “I am a high school student…” may flow more easily.] and I love my school very much. I like maths, Russian, and chemistry. I learn to english at present. I am currently learning English. 

     

    [Hi! :-) Nice to meet you, and good luck!] 

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    March 11, 2012
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

     

    I am learning English because I like it. :)

     

    [Always remember to add punctuation! c: Good luck!] 



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    March 11, 2012
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    Hi... I´m Jorge.

    I´m an enginner industrial industrial engineer and I work in the automotive industry. 

    I need to learn english, because it is very important for my carrer… I need to communicate with other persons people. 

     

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    March 10, 2012
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    Hi... I´m Jorge.

    I´m an enginner industrial industrial engineer and work in the automotive industry.

    I need to learn english, because it is very important for my carrer… I need to communicate with other persons people. 

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    March 10, 2012
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    I need to write the first note...

    I have always hated to fill in profiles.. =)
    But how people can can people see who am without all of these descriptions without this description?
    I think everyone wants to say that he is they are a positive, open-minded, kind and active person who likes to meet knew people, learn something, talk about different culture traits and bla-bla-bla.

    And of course I'm not an exception!
    I'm a very good person. Honestly =)) 

     

    [Great job on your first entry!] 

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    February 4, 2012
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    February 4, 2012
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    My name's Majed. I am teaching learning the English language. I don't speak it very well.



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    February 2, 2012
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    I am working in an international company. Our boss always speaks English, only, so I need to learn English.

     

    [Jane's correction is correct, and better than my own, but I wanted to give a bit of variety. One thing you will find with English is that it lacks the strict rules one would find with some other languages. This isn't to say we lack a system of grammar; we do, indeed, possess one, however there are many ways to say the same thing, so to speak.] 

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    February 2, 2012
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