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I am Scottish, live in Scotland and am a native English speaker. I have a degree from Art School, TESOL and Adult Literacy/Numeracy Tutoring qualifications . I tutor ESOL and Literacies in the community and work with low level literacy prison inmates too. I also practise as a graphic designer in the film/tv industry and in my spare time enjoy yoga, art, reading and when I have time ( which isn't as often as I would like) I play the violin. I just about remember my high school level French and German (both need brushed up!), and can get by in basic Polish. :-)
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Ewelina
Polish
Jul 26, 2013
Krok po kroku - robisz postępy :) Najważniejsze, że dużo rozumiesz! A końcówkami się nie przejmuj!
Ewelina
Polish
Jul 23, 2013
Dzięki - miło z tobą znowu porozmawiać!
Ewelina
Polish
Mar 21, 2013
Dobry uczeń = dobra lekcja!!!
Ewelina
Polish
Mar 15, 2013
Twoje postępy są ogromne :) Dziękuję za miłą lekcję!
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    perhaps the adjective festive, as in festive atmosphere?
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    Happy New Year!!

    New Year always brings new resolution. Mine for example are less facebook and internet! These things eat my brain:) More gym, reading books, and improve my English at last! And what are yours New Year's resolution?*

     

    ...what are yours?<em> or</em>

    ...what are your New Year's resolutions? <em>( both would be correct)</em>

     

    My New Years Resolution is to eat healthily  - and so far, so good :-)

    Good work!

     

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    Hi Marina I had a quick look ( prompted by your message) at the web page and at first glance, this theory seems to mirror the Social Practice Approach, which is the approach used here in Scotland for Adult Education in the Community, and the method in which I have been trained, for both ESL and Adult Literacies. ( Some similar ideas are also incorporated in the recently introduced Curriculum for Excellence, in Scottish high schools, although in this instance my experience is rather as a parent) Please message me and we can discuss it further if you like. Interesting topic :-)
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    Hi there - wee is commonly used in Scottish speech in place of little. examples could be my wee brother/sister ( in this case meaning younger - your brother might actually be taller than you, but he's still your wee brother!) It's only raining a wee bit ( meaning little) Would you like some cake? Oh, ok but just a wee bit ! I'm a wee bit confused The wee ones - meaning the children ( of any age) I'll have a wee think and see if I can come up with any other examples or usage...hope this helps in the meantime :-)
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    This is what I am thinking about!

    I have many tasks to do for the research paper i have to hand in after month* from now. It discusses the topic of Americanization of the world cultures, and Arabic culture in particular.The first draft has to be handed in a full form, but i did not finish the whole essay, as a result, I handed* a part of it. Anyway, I expect to get 60 out of 100 at the end of the semester. I feel bad!!!!
    Any help people? I really in need :(

     

    * a month from now

    * handed in

     

    Can you ask for an extension? ie, more time?

     

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