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    Tongue twisters are a good way of helping you improve your pronunciation. Here is one for you to try: I have got a date at a quarter to eight; I’ll see you at the gate so don’t be late.
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    August 24, 2021
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    Need help improving your grammar? My speciality is grammar. Check out my profile and book a trial lesson or a full lesson with me. I work with A1 - A2 and B1 - B2 groups. I look forward to teaching you😊
    August 22, 2021
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    Hi Marie! I am a native English speaker and I teach English here on iTalki. My speciality is grammar. The only way to improve grammar is to learn how to speak correctly. Unfortunately no dictionary or tv show can teach how to use the correct grammar. I would love to help you with your grammar. You can book a lesson with me if you are interested😊. I’m a new teacher on the iTalki platform but I have been teaching since 2020.
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    August 22, 2021
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    Hi Nora! I would love to help you improve your English. You can book a trial lesson with me anytime 😉
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    August 22, 2021
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    I would love to help you improve your English. Fill in the teacher contact form and book a trial lesson with me😊
    August 16, 2021
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    Hi Bahar! What would you like to work on speaking, writing or both? I would love to help you. You can fill in the form and book a trial lesson with me😊
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    August 16, 2021
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    She sells sea shells by the seashore. Try saying it 3 times.😁
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    August 16, 2021
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    Forty winks - to sleep
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    August 16, 2021
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    Hi Ed! Such a sentence would be used in a Biblical text or in Old English speaking and writing. In the old days many words would be cut out from sentences and rearranged. It was done to sound fancy and formal. The sentence “Has anyone more right?” translates to “Does anyone have more right?” in today’s English.
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    August 16, 2021
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    Hi Omar! I would love to help you learn English. You can send me a message and we can have a chat.😊
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    August 16, 2021
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