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Ellie_P

Ellie_P

Native language:
English
Total orders:
16839
Nationality:
Canada
Residence:
Spain
Skills
  • Exam Preparation
  • Business English
  • Teaching License
  • American English
  • Beginner
  • Kids
  • Advanced
  • EIKEN
  • TOEIC
  • TOEFL
  • IELTS
Certifications
A B.A in Fine Arts. A TEFL Certificate. A certificate in legal translating.
Announcements
I am available 7 days a week.
Hobbies/Travel
My hobbies are reading, going out with friends, watching movies and traveling. I grew up in Canada and moved to Greece when I was thirty years old. I have also visited the U.S.A many times. I have visited many countries in Europe. Each country has its own unique beauty. I loved Budapest, Thessaloniki and Madrid. Vancouver and Seattle are also my favorites. Now I live in Madrid, Spain.
Message from the instructor
Hi. I have a great deal of respect for people who take their writing seriously. I will respect your writing and try my best to correct it in a way that will benefit you and help you clarify those issues that you need to work on. I believe that words are very powerful and can change our lives as well as the world around us. Therefore, no matter what your writing goal is, my job is to help you reach it. I look forward to reading your work! Sincerely, Ellie
  • ayarin

    ayarin

    Hi, Ellie It is niceto read your comments. I am looking forward to reading it every time I send my assignment. To tell the truth, I didn't like my eyes. THey looked sleepy and small. There were other problems related to that, so I got a double eyelid surgery several months ago. I got clear eyesight now but there is no difference about my appearance. Even though it cost a lot, in my case, I am satisfied with that, because for a long time, I wanted it and finally did it. However, shortly after the surgery, I looked myself in a mirro, It was really scary. Best Regards, Hiroko

    ★★★★★
  • Wakita

    Wakita

    Thank you very much!

    ★★★★★
  • majik.on

    majik.on

    I am not sure why you could not verbalise what you wanted to ask them. Was it because you felt insecure about your English? Yes, it was.

    ★★★★★
  • yukibaseball12

    yukibaseball12

    Dear Teacher Ellie, Thank you for your comments. I understood them. In fact, I am a doctor student and I am hunting for a job now. This topic is a hot topic for me. Have a nice day! Best, Yukibaseball12

    ★★★★★
  • picopico

    picopico

    Thank you for your correct. Your advice is easy to understanding. I will study writing skills in order to be able to write the sentence smoothly. I look forward to seeing you again. Best Regards

    ★★★★★
  • majik.on

    majik.on

    We participated in an open class at Mii-chan's kindergarten the other day.

    ★★★★★
  • yukibaseball12

    yukibaseball12

    Dear Teacher Ellie, Thank you for teaching me wonderful advice. I don’t mind the late delivery because every time you give me nice messages and examples. I am always looking forward to reading your comments! Have a nice day! Best regards, Yukibaseball12

    ★★★★★
  • ana0324masa

    ana0324masa

    Thank you very much for your messages and corrections.

    ★★★★★
  • ayarin

    ayarin

    Hi Nice to read your comments I am right now in Germany. It is cool and comfortable here In japan rainy season started. Temporarily I escape now. Lol Regards Hiroko

    ★★★★★
  • majik.on

    majik.on

    This is a Greek word meaning muscle pain, but why were you wondering about that? Because Wikipedia said “Myalgia, or muscle pain, is a symptom that presents with a large array of diseases.”

    ★★★★★
  • ayarin

    ayarin

    Hello, Ellie This topic reminds me of the incident just happened the other day. https://www.upworthy.com/miley-cyrus-was-grabbed-and-kissed-by-a-fan-her-response-is-an-important-lesson-on-consent Posters should describe a hand -cuffed guy who looks shameful with the words as follows: "Groping is a crime. Eventually your silly action will ruin your life." Regards, Hiroko

    ★★★★★
  • ayarin

    ayarin

    Hi Ellie Sorry to choose a wrong word that confused you. I would like to say that only solution to avoid such terrible accidents is to separate sidewalks from roads. In reality, some areas have adopted such a policy that people can walk without being disturbed by cars. However, people are annoyed by by bicycles. Regards, Hiroko

    ★★★★★
  • ana0324masa

    ana0324masa

    Thank you very much.

    ★★★★★
  • yukibaseball12

    yukibaseball12

    Dear Teacher Ellie_P, Thank you for revising my sentences and some comments. This topic is quite interesting for me because I taught some children mathematics and science in cram school as a part time job when I was an university student. And, I did not know that home schooling of each country such as Canada, U.S, and Europe were different. Here in Japan, rainy season will begin. Have a nice day! Best, Yukibaseball12

    ★★★★★
  • ayarin

    ayarin

    Hi, Ellie Nice to read your comments. When I read this article, I thought that was the result of our defeat of WWⅡ. So I checked the history of this change of writing our names. But unexpectedly it wasn't. Decades later Japan voluntarily did it. When we started learning English at school, we are taught how to write our name in English. If belatedly the government made a decision to return to our traditional way of writing our names, I would welcome it. However, there are many official documents, such as passports, Visas or others in which names are typed in a reverse way. Japan is a strange country, always tries to adjust ourselves to the western way. I don't like it at all. Therefore, we have many territorial, political and economical problems with other countries. Japan cannot appeal our opinion strongly enough. Regards, Hiroko

    ★★★★★

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