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Amy
English
Native
French

FromΒ United States

Living in Washington, United States

Hello! My name is Amy (she/her) and I would love to be your English tutor. I grew up in the southern United States (Louisiana), but my mother is from Canada. I have dual citizenship. French is my second language, but I'm still only at an intermediate level! Outside of North America, I've traveled a bit in Europe and Australia. I'm really interested in plants and animals, and I also enjoy video games, art, and trying new foods. In college I studied anthropology, and now I work as an archaeological field technician when local fieldwork is available. I hope this can be a way for me to meet interesting new people while also expanding my own knowledge! I hope we can speak in conversational English, as you would chat with a friend. I have tried using apps and workbooks myself to learn French, but I feel like the speech often seems unnatural, or the sentences presented are too bizarre to be practical. I personally learned best in casual settings, so I hope to present that kind of atmosphere, with no fear of judgement or stress. However, I am also quite good at spelling, punctuation, and grammar. If you need help editing a writing sample, I can check it for mistakes and explain any corrections! My tutoring style will be very laid-back and casual. If we have continued lessons together, I will try to introduce new topics, vocabulary, and phrases each time. At the start of the lesson, I can ask you first if you have any specific questions for me (like a writing sample to review and cor...
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Interests

Gaming
Food
Pets & Animals
Casual and/or Formal English Conversation
A2-C2
Conversation
287 lessons completed
USD 8.00+
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5.0
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Daniel Tanaka
45 English lessons
Teacher’s pick
Once again, it was a wonderful lesson! Amy came with some interesting subjects that we could talk a lot about. Not only that, but there also were some new expressions and words I learned with her, which are common in spoken English and definitely are worth knowing - and maybe I would take way more time to just come across with them someday. Thank you Amy!
Daniel Tanaka
45 English lessons
Teacher’s pick
It was an amazing lesson! Thank you Amy!
Student Saleh Alyahya
Saleh Alyahya
3 English lessons
Teacher’s pick
It was a great lesson, Thanks Amy