I raised questions about the following words nuance and frequency of native speakers use, in advance. She taught me one by one and I became more native. 1.as well as and as well 2.once vs when 3.refuse vs decline vs reject 4.i feel like vs I want to Me Having immersed myself into her lesson, time flies.

Avery explained tome the following: 1.not only that vs not only but also 2.As soon as or the moment or the minute 3.ASAP for example, please reply to me ASAP because this concert is tomorrow. 4.Frequency of hair dye 5.Sutface level conversation vs deep level conversation like family trauma or genders Time flies. I'm gonna book another lesson. My Sunday is solid one.

Avery taught me how to use nowhere near, nuance of I'm happy vs I'm glad vs I'm delighted. Her answer was perfect. We also talked about the pronunciation of hierarchy. It's been a month since my last lesson. We had an excellent catch up. I appreciate you.

It's been a while. long time no talk. Avery and I had an excellent catch up today. Looking back, I had 63 lessons in the past. I'm really grateful for her lessons. We talked about the following: 1.long time no see vs long time vs Long time no talk vs it's been a while. She uses all of them. 2.Presume vs assume presume has an evidence or clue while assume doesn't. 3.Relative noun that vs which native speakers use that. which sounds bookish. 4.exclamatory sentence sounds ironic. Her response is it's up to tone,how we say it. Time flies. I was into her lesson. I do recommend her lesson. She's the most popular teacher this week, according to italki profile update. Congratulations 🎉 See you real soon, Avery

Thank you! Always a pleasure talking to you.

I really enjoyed our lesson. Avery is patient, encouraging, and knows exactly how to help students become more natural and confident through real conversations.