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    Confusing although and despite Despite he is experienced, he made a mistake.(no) Despite being experienced, he made a mistake.(correct) Although he is experienced, he made a mistake.(correct) Despite is followed by a noun or gerund. Although is followed by a full clause. For more explanation and lessons you can check out my teaching profile and book a lesson with me!see you soon!
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    Jan 30, 2026 1:31 PM
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    Overusing “very” At an advanced level, “very” often sounds weak or imprecise. very important(no) crucial / essential(yes) very tired(no) exhausted(yes) Native speakers usually express intensity with stronger vocabulary, not modifiers. If you would like to improve your English skills,explore my vocabulary-focused lessons and book a class with me!See you soon!
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    Jan 30, 2026 9:50 AM
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  • Answered
    Waiting for is correct
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    December 26, 2025
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    Hi Guys! Would you like to learn Azerbaijani language from native and professional teacher? So, I am here to help you with your skills. Please check out my teaching profile and book a lesson with me. See you soon
    September 22, 2025
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  • Corrected
    Recently I start watching a romance drama my friend recommended me. I didn’t thought I would like it so much, but now I can’t stop watching. The story is so sweet and characters are really nice. I wanna see what happen next!
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    May 16, 2025
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    I had a dream this morning. Some friends and I were floating through space and drifting in time aboard a spaceship. Then we came across Earth. It wasn’t easy — we had been drifting for so long. I was eager to return home, so I asked my best friend to land with me, while the others still wanted to explore the unknown. We parted ways. We might not see each other for years, and I didn’t know if we ever would again. Then the scene shifted to Dream of the Red Chamber, where Lin Daiyu was playing the Chinese zither. She was practicing the final bar of a melody she had once played with Xue Baochai. Her lover, Jia Baoyu, was watching her. Hearing the last bar, he, too, thought of Xue Baochai — her smile, and the time they had spent together. Then I woke up and saw my cat playing with one of the sheet fastener buttons. Maybe the sound in the dream had come from the button. I went back to sleep, and the dream continued. This time, it shifted to my family. My cousin had just returned home after years of space exploration. She had been to the solar system and had now come back to Earth — returning from a foreign country and traveling all the way home.
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    May 11, 2025
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    Are you looking for a native speaker teacher in Azerbaijanian language? So, you can check out my teaching profile and book a lesson with me
    May 7, 2025
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  • Answered
    Could = past ability / polite possibility You can replace could with can only if you're talking about now or the future, not the past. Example: “I could help you tomorrow.” → “I can help you tomorrow.” Should → Can (NOT usually interchangeable) Should = advice / recommendation Can = ability or permission Example: “You should see a doctor. Replace could with can only if talking about present/future possibility. Don’t replace should with can if you want to keep the advice meaning — they express different ideas.If you want to master English grammar I would be glad to help you with your skills as an experienced teacher
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    May 7, 2025
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    I had to work part- time from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m today. A lot of people came, so it was so busy, but busy is better than not busy I think. Then after I got home I slept because I was a little tired.I usually don't feel like studing after work, but today I felt like studing so I did !!! I feel good👍🏻
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    May 4, 2025
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    Hello! I am an experienced English teacher and would be glad to help you with your English skills. You can check my profile and book a lesson with me
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    May 2, 2025
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