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Hello! I am on italki to teach English and Spanish to eager students! I am a native English speaker from the United States and I have a MA in Education and a BA in World Languages, Linguistics, and Literature. I have experience teaching English and Spanish to children-adults. I love to teach in a fun and relaxed manner. I believe that vocabulary is key, and that the best way to learn a language is by speaking it!!
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    Swept is the past tense of "to sweep" (to clean the floor with a broom), but in this sentence: "I hope I don't get swept off my feet", the writer/speaker is using "swept" in the subjunctive. "To sweep someone off their feet" means make someone like you in a very romantic way. For example: We went on a date and he swept me off my feet!
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    March 18, 2015
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    Jefe es más general... gerente es un titulo especifico. En inglés: jefe - boss gerente - manager
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    March 18, 2015
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    It sometimes depends on the situation that you are describing. Here are some examples For example: In school: He is the top of his class. State of happiness: He is on top of the world. / She is on cloud 9. (slang) At a job: He is high up in the company. / I am at the height of my career. In general: She is number 1! I hope this helps!
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    March 18, 2015
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    1) Hence means why something is happening. For example: She is angry, hence the screaming. 2) Corrections for your writing: "The above sentence comes from one of my English textbooks aimed at improving reading level. I cannot understand what "hence concepts" means or why "concepts", which is a noun, is proceeded by "hence", a verb?" Your sentence was a run-on and needed to be broken into two sentences. Please let me know if you have any more questions!
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    March 18, 2015
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    Both are correct.
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    March 18, 2015
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    The best way to learn a language Hello to all! I am a native English speaker and I love learning languages. With my learning and teaching experience, I learned that the BEST way to learn a language is by speaking/communicating in that language. I want to help people to learn English (I also speak Spanish if anyone is interested in practicing their Spanish with me) in the most natural, fun, and effective way - good old conversation!! Please feel free to message me if you are interested! :) Thank you!
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