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I am English, I live in a beautiful city called Bath. I teach English Language to adults and juniors and I love my job. I would now like to try giving Skype lessons to people. I am native English, and I do not have an accent, therefore I am very easy to understand. I enjoy teaching English because I love meeting so many people from different cultures. I am glad that the internet has made the world so much smaller and I can meet people online from all over. I am interested in learning Spanish and German , as well as hearing about other countries and ways of living. PLEASE NOTE, I AM NOT AVAILABLE TO TEACH FROM 10AM - 12:30PM LONDON TIME. I look forward to hearing from you!
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    i) The 'Future in the Past' as you call it is the Past Unreal Conditional: The rule for this is: (If... past perfect..., would have + past participle) If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said 'foster horses' ii) 'possibility' is the 'Imaginary Present' conditional The rule for this is: (If ... past simple..., would + base verb) If I had you, life would be a party, it'd be ecstasy. Your third point is not grammatically correct: A : I guess, you better don't get to the office tomorrow. B : But if the boss had called and asked me about the sale, what would I say then? Perhaps it should be: A: I guess, you better not go to the office tomorrow. B: But if the boss calls and asks me about the sale, what will I say then? B uses the first conditional form (connecting two future actions) present simple......, will + base verb If the boss calls and asks me about the sale, what would I say then? This website may help: http://www.usingenglish.com/articles/english-conditionals-an-introduction.html
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    November 16, 2012
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    If they are talking about their glasses, it is probably their 'glasses case' (where the glasses go)! I am always losing my glasses because I don't use the glasses case!
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    November 16, 2012
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    Geek. Nerd. They are not complimentary though! Don't call you friends a geek or a nerd, unless you are joking! Although I call my boyfriend a nerd all the time!
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    July 10, 2012
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    Where is this extract taken from? What is the context?
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    June 21, 2012
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    Yes, Andrew is right. A shower is when it rains for a short period of time. "I just got caught in the shower on my way home!" (This is true by the way, my feet are soaking wet.) "There will be strong winds and showers all over the country." - Taken from English weather forecast.
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    June 21, 2012
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    What were they doing on that episode of the Big Band theory? What were they stuffing?
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    June 20, 2012
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    EURO - 2012 in Ukraine

     

    EURO - 2012 is an international football festival. And this year it is taking place in Ukraine and Poland. It is truely important for Ukrainians to <em>hold</em> such <em>an </em>event in their country in order to break a lot of negative stereotypes that were created by journalists, spin-doctors and politics. 

     

    After beginning EURO - 2012 in Ukraine, Kiev <em>has</em> changed very much. Yesterday when I was walking through the Khreschatyk Street, I was surprised with the spirit of happiness that was everywhere. The street was really overcrowded, but it did not irritate me. People from different countries took photos with each other, the vast majority of them smiled and laughed.

     
    The biggest number of foreigners were Swedish people, as a rule, middle-aged male <em>fans</em>. They have <em>their</em> own fun corner where they might drink a cup of beer and feed their passion with pizza. Swedes wore yellow sport suits, so they were recognizable among others. Many of them were overdrunk too drunk, a lots sang national songs, someone had a conversation.


    Thus, it was interesting experiance for me, <em>even</em> if I do not like being in <em>a </em>place where gather a big number of people.  busy places. 

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    June 16, 2012
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    June 16, 2012
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    English weather.
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    June 11, 2012
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    June 11, 2012
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