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Thank you teacher, I want to know if I can ask you any questions if I have doubts?
I´m a spanish speaker and English is a little difficult for us.Coloquial English it´s hard to understand, please, help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks again.
ncoaAAAA 8 months ago
@ncoaAAAA -- Sure. But instead of emailing me directly, I think it's better to ask any questions you might have in the comments section after a video. If you aren't sure of something related to grammar, do a search on it. One of my videos is sure to pop up. Ask the question there. My most recent video features colloquial English.
learnamericanenglish 8 months ago 2