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italki is the cheapest online platform. If you think some teachers are too expensive here, probably you have never taken any online classes before. The starting fee for a 45 minute lesson on other platforms is 15 $ US. Some teachers charge even 22-25 $ for a 45 minute session. Here you can find English teachers (native speakers) even for 7-8 $ US.
0 votedMay 19, 20130- We must use the definite article "the" before countries which are in the plural form. For example: the Netherlands, the Philippines, the United Arab Emirates. Similarly, we use the definite article "the" with the countries which have such words as:"Republic"; "Kingdom"; States" For example: the Dominican Republic, the United Kingdom, the United States0 votedJune 27, 20120
- They are not pronounced quite the same. The preposition "to" is pronounced the same as the words "too" and "two" only when it is followed by a word beginning with a vowel. It is pronounced as [tu:]. Before a word beginning with a consonant it is pronounced [tә], whereas the "o" is neutral or "schwa" sound.0 votedJune 8, 20120
- Thinking in a Foreign Language Makes Decisions More Rational Have a look at this article: http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2012/04/language-and-bias/April 27, 201275
- I like watching films on youtube. You can download youtube films if you have "Real player" or youtube donwloader" program (install them for free) Unfortunately, very few films have subtitles. But even if you cannot find films with subtitles, anyway you can start watching them. For example, have a look at this one: A Daughter's Conviction PART 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch? v=d3lExA3kqp4&list=PLA26A069C5900973B&index=16&feature=plpp_video I like the language of the movie-it's accurate, clear and easy to understand.0 votedApril 24, 20121

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