Me as a Teacher I can help with pronunciation, phrasal verbs, prepositions, basic vocabulary and basic general conversational skills about general topics. I only tutor students that are 16 years old or older. Students must be able to comprehend basic questions without much difficulty to take this class. If you frequently struggle to understand basic spoken American English questions/instructions then I won't be able to tutor you. I only tutor students that are A2 level or higher.

What’s your favorite phrasal verb? And why?

Hello everyone. I wanted a teach language. Example Kazakh and Mongolian.

Recently, I’ve watched the TV series The Game of Thrones. This is the only thing I can think of at the moment since I have hardly ever saw any entertainment for a while. I am a part-time language learner and full-time history expert with nothing all but an enthusiasm for knowledge of events passed by. Following loads of highly recommendation on social media, I gave it a go then and found out it really worth watching. Speaking of how to record history, sort of a heritage in my country, the employees who officially wrote the history books usually make it simple and brief, that makes the history books just tell people when and where some things happened and who did those things, that’s all. I must say it is amazing to combine the real historical events into a show. And the most interesting part is telling stories of many individuals, who seem not so famous but took part in the game more or less. Thanks to the production team of the show, I can feel what a certain role feel in some situations and realize what they react. Their stories have been no longer made of words and sentences in a book, instead, they can be seen and pictured. At the end of this piece of writing, I want to put down my thought, we every single person are building the history, we can document our own experiences if we like to, we come to this world, we left trails.

a teacher asked me if I would go back to work at that place. I said I won't work there anymore actually. she said it's good, because last time when she saw me I looked really tired and sleepy. I didn't even open my eyes properly. she even doubted that if I was going through depression or something like that. indeed, when I was stressed and threatened last year, I met a musician who played piano for different churches who said that she will pray for me. I said maybe they just had sympathy for me, but really encouraged me and helped me survive in darkness. she said, no, not only they had sympathy for you, but God guided you into that situation. then she gave me the example of Balaam and His Donkey. then I realized losing that job was a blessing in disguise. 12 Years a Slave; enough was enough. working is good, but trying to do something that is too difficult or too much is not necessary.

Is the word “abnormal” being used appropriately in the following sentences? Should we take a closer look at the different shades of meaning a word carries before adopting it in our writing? Literary: “She displayed abnormal talents for music, astonishing everyone around her.” — Adapted from Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë Journalistic: “The prodigy's abnormal talents in mathematics drew international attention.” — BBC News, 2022