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Stu

Native language:
English
Total orders:
5189
Nationality:
United Kingdom
Residence:
Canada
Skills
  • Exam Preparation
  • Business English
  • Teaching License
  • American English
  • British English
Certifications
* Ontario ONTESOL 250-Hour TESOL Diploma * Bachelor of Arts (Honors) - Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario * Business Marketing Diploma - St. Lawrence College, Kingston, Ontario
Announcements
Hello :) I'm Stu and I'm happy to teach you English! If you are looking for help with Business English, Conversational English, Academic Writing or General Skill, I can help. I have been a professional English teacher for 3 years now and love my job! I live in Vancouver, Canada although I was born in the UK. I can speak both American and British English, so if you have a question about the differences, don't hesitate to ask. Thank you for visiting my profile and I hope to talk to you soon. Best Stu
Hobbies/Travel
My hobbies are martial arts, playing video games, watching movies and writing stories. I live in Vancouver, Canada and I'm thirty-three years old. I've visited Japan a few times and my favorite place is Arashiyama. I was very lucky a few years ago and got to spend some time traveling while I was working. This allowed me to live in a few different countries, such as Spain, England, France, The Netherlands, Germany and even Japan.
Message from the instructor
I try to explain the rules of English using normal words, so that it's easier to understand. I know that there are so many rules to remember, but it's my hope that if we work on understanding why the rules exist, it will be easier to remember them and use them when speaking English. Please let me know if I can improve in some way. I would definitely appreciate your feedback.
  • yukibaseball12

    yukibaseball12

    Dear Mr. Stu, Thank you for kindly teaching me. I made sense about the corrections. Have a nice day! Best regards, Yukibaseball12

    ★★★★★
  • muckluck

    muckluck

    I appreciate your help!

    ★★★★
  • kazu10sumi

    kazu10sumi

    Dear Stu, Thanks for your corrections and explanations! Thanks a lot! Best regards, kazu10sumi

    ★★★★★
  • KaelaM

    KaelaM

    Dear Mr. Stu Thank you for the message and the advice. I will try to ask more questions so I can be exlent writer! And try to remember the advice and try to put “A” if it was singular nouns. Sincerely,

    ★★★★★
  • ryohopeful

    ryohopeful

    Dear teacher Stu Thank you for correcting my sentences and your kindly explaining. Thank to your explanation, I could understand the way of using 'the". Although it is still very difficult for me to use it. I wish you are having a good day! Best Regards ryohopeful

    ★★★★★
  • satoru77

    satoru77

    Thank you so much

    ★★★★★
  • ryohopeful

    ryohopeful

    Dear teacher Stu thank you for correcting and pointing out my mistaking sentences. it is very helpful for me. Best Regards ryohopeful

    ★★★★★
  • kazu10sumi

    kazu10sumi

    Dear Stu: Thank you for your comments. But I am sorry to respond you because I was very busy this month. Thanks again! Best regards, kazu10sumi

    ★★★★★
  • daidai107

    daidai107

    Dear Stu, Thank you for correcting my sentences, and thanks for the advice. I will put it to good use and hone my English skill.

    ★★★★★
  • Kaoriamo.w0427

    Kaoriamo.w0427

    Dear Stu Thank you for correcting my sentence quickly. I am grateful that I was able to read my sentences you corrected and find out how I made mistakes. I’d like to make sentences and send them you again. And, next time, I want to reduce the number of mistakes. Best Regards, Kaori

    ★★★★★
  • nmkh

    nmkh

    Thank you very much for correcting my writing! It is very helpful to know the mistakes about articles and prepositions.

    ★★★★★
  • kohshi

    kohshi

    Hi, Stu Thank you for your comments. I will do better next time.

    ★★★★★
  • renaxxx

    renaxxx

    Thank you for your correction! About the phrase "it has become less important to send Nengajo", I had no idea which tense is correct, present, past, or present perfect. Thanks to your explanation, in this case, I understand. Generally speaking, it is difficult for us to understand the sense of present perfect, because Japanese language doesn't have it. So, maybe I’ll make a similar mistake again...I'm sorry...

    ★★★★★
  • renaxxx

    renaxxx

    Dear Stu, Thank you for correcting! Today, I first know about the concept of "transition". I’ve never been taught it at school, though they’ve often assigned us writing... I’ve learned a lot. Sincerely, Rena Aso

    ★★★★★
  • makichi

    makichi

    Thanks a lot for your correction. I found your suggestions helpful.

    ★★★★★

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