title: Volunteer Dear Kimsorn， I saw you are hiring volunteers and I'm interested in becoming a volunteer to share some experiences of learning Chinese. Are you still accepting volunteers for this June to August? I am working at xx as a teaching assistant and have obtained the CELT-P (Certificate in English Language Teaching – Primary) qualification. I have also achieved safeguarding certification. I am passionate about education; I am currently teaching Mandarin on a Hong Kong website where most of my students are Westerners. Before this, I worked for a charity called Little Flower Projects. I was profoundly moved by the generosity of the co-founders, donors and volunteers, which inspired me to want to become a volunteer myself. I have a lot of time during school holidays, so I am eager to take on this work! Thank you for considering. I look forward to your reply. All best wishes' x

Here is a quick quiz for you! Feel free to book a class, I am always happy to see you! 😊 P.S. The sentence was taken from American English File, 2nd Edition, Level 3A.

Hi there!! Hope you're doing well. I'm not pretty sure if the verb after the subjects below is singular or plural, or maybe they're interchangeable. Hope I made myself understood.Thanks for your help. 1 Neither of us is/are more intelligent than she is. 2 None of them live/lives around here. 3 Neither John nor Peter works/work in this company

Hi everybody, what's the difference between "let go" and "let go of"?

In China people always say"Do you have breakfast?" when they meet eachothers