English Tutor for Univ. Admission

[guigui]

Thomas, a Master of Computer Science student from Dalhousie Univ., would contribute quality English training courses regarding admission for a Canadian univ. to the students in Ottawa.

English proficiency: TOEFL score: over 600.

Specific English Skills:
Proficient in listening, reading, writing and structure.

Rate: $10 CDN hourly. Starting at $10 CDN.

Email: cs200109@yahoo.com
Phone: (613) 234-4382

 

[狼吻]

TOEFL score: over 600 does not mean anything. I had TOEFL score over 610.

My opinion, to learn english well, just go out and practise. Never be shy, and that is ENOUGH.
If you are not shy and speak a lot, but still can not learn it better. Then it is not useful to take this course either.

 

[guigui]

最初由 狼吻 发布
TOEFL score: over 600 does not mean anything. I had TOEFL score over 610.

My opinion, to learn english well, just go out and practise. Never be shy, and that is ENOUGH.
If you are not shy and speak a lot, but still can not learn it better. Then it is not useful to take this course either.

How do you improve your English writing and reading by so-called "go out"?

Unfortunately, the sentence "If you are not shy and speak a lot, but still can not learn it better." is logically and grammatically incorrect.

Based on your writing, I believe that your TOEFL is absolutely much lower than 600.

Keep studying!

 

[狼吻]

Haha, you are a mean person.
There may be errors in my words, but only because I did not recheck it. This does not mean anything.
But for you, so called "trainer", how can you make up vocabularies ? ? ? I checked all my dictionaries, but not find the word "grammatically" I found grammatical only. Maybe you should go back to study more? hehehe. Do not cheat student's money....
By the way, I got 257 on my computer based TOFEL test and 55 on my TSE. How many points do you think that is? huh?

 

[狼吻]

Also, byt the way, the sentence "If you are not shy and you speak a lot, but still can not learn it better" DOES make sense in oral English, if you cannot admit this, og huu.......too bad

Furthermore, such a mean person, you cannot teach English well. Go learn computers again, that does not need much English...

 

[七爷]

This kind of fighting is not worthy...

But to be honest, learn English from a person whose mother tone is not English ??? en, better not. He/She will teach you NOTHING!

$10/hour....hahahahaaha,

 

[guigui]

Why not check more dictionaries, the uneducated?

Grammatically is an adverb.
Grammatical is an adjective.

Most high school students can verify such difference.

 

[狼吻]

最初由 guigui 发布
Why not check more dictionaries, the uneducated?

Grammatically is an adverb.
Grammatical is an adjective.

Most high school students can verify such difference.

huh, what a tutor... real English never says "such difference". This is "grammatically" correct? How can you omit the "a" before a none? Remember, you are "such an idiot", but not "such idiot"...
hahhahahahahah

 

[血红的残阳]

最初由 狼吻 发布


huh, what a tutor... real English never says "such difference". This is "grammatically" correct? How can you omit the "a" before a none? Remember, you are "such an idiot", but not "such idiot"...
hahhahahahahah

Money cheating cheater.

 

[guigui]

最初由 狼吻 发布


huh, what a tutor... real English never says "such difference". This is "grammatically" correct? How can you omit the "a" before a none? Remember, you are "such an idiot", but not "such idiot"...
hahhahahahahah

Yes, you are too clever to be true. Are you really something?
Garbage.

 

[gooloomoo]

hehe, r u guys practising E here?
Don't be a man of impulse.
All of us need to learn more and more, not only E.
Stop, and to be a friend is absolutely better than the meaningless quarrel.
BTW, "grammatically" is correct. hehe

 

[QC_chen]

WHY YOU GUYS FIGHTING TUTORING ENGLISH HERE IN FLEA MARKET?

PUZZLED!

 

[BIG FISH]

全篇E文，我来点中文。

 

[jackywyy]

lalala, haven't been here for a while. Very interesting. hahaha

 

[guigui]

The partial usage of such:
Adj.

1. Certain but not specified; whatever
Ex.: at such time as you go

2. So extreme, so much, so great, etc.: used, according to the context, for emphasis (embarrassed by such praise)

Such is a term of comparison, although that with which comparison is made is not always expressed; when it is expressed, as or that is used as a correlative with such.
Ex.: such love as his is seldom experienced.

Such is not preceded by an article, although the article may occur between it and the noun it modifies
(Ex.: such a student!)