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My name is Anastasia and I'm a professional English tutor with 10-year experience. I have been working with different students but now my priority are students with B1 level and higher and exam preparation (IELTS, FCE, CAE).
Brief info about my education and experience:
๐ธ Kemerovo State University, bachelor's degree in Teaching (English and French)
๐ธ TESOL, Arizona State University
๐ธ IELTS Preparation, University of California
๐ธ CAE (2021), CPE (in progress)
Besides, I always develop my teaching and language skills.
Some of my students are also English teachers who want to boost their skills and take exams.
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๐น advanced grammar and vocabulary
๐น how to use them naturally
๐น tips for IELTS, FCE and CAE preparation
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You can find more detailed info on Instagram https://instagram.com/zatsarinina_nastya/
If you want to contact me: @anastasia_eng_tutor
My name is Anastasia and I'm a professional English tutor with 10-year experience. I have been working with different students but now my priority are students with B1 level and higher and exam preparation (IELTS, FCE, CAE).
Brief info about my education and experience:
๐ธ Kemerovo State University, bachelor's degree in Teaching (English and French)
๐ธ TESOL, Arizona State University
๐ธ IELTS Preparation, University of California
๐ธ CAE (2021), CPE (in progress)
Besides, I always develop my teaching and language skills.
Some of my students are also English teachers who want to boost their skills and take exams.
What you can find here:
๐น advanced grammar and vocabulary
๐น how to use them naturally
๐น tips for IELTS, FCE and CAE preparation
Navigation:
#examtips
#grammar
#vocabulary
#books
#results
#writing
#mylessons
My students' results:
https://t.me/anastasia_results
You can find more detailed info on Instagram https://instagram.com/zatsarinina_nastya/
If you want to contact me: @anastasia_eng_tutor
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Of course, everyone remembers this rule: we must use Present Simple after 'if'.
But there are some specific situations when if and will can go together. And I will tell you about some of them.
1โฃ I don't know if he will come.
This example is not a conditional sentence. It presents that we're not sure about the future. You can also replace if with whether.
2๏ธโฃ If youโll excuse me, I think Iโll be on my way.
This one is a good example of a polite way to make a request.
3โฃ If you will keep turning up late, what do you expect?
You can also use this structure when you want to express annoyance.
So, there are some examples when if and will can go together. If you want me to tell you about more examples, please react to this post. I'll share others when there are at least 10 reactions ๐ฅ
And remember that advanced English is not about knowing a lot of rules and following them strictly. It's about the ability to be flexible and use these rules in some unusual (from the first sight) situations ๐
#grammar
Of course, everyone remembers this rule: we must use Present Simple after 'if'.
But there are some specific situations when if and will can go together. And I will tell you about some of them.
1โฃ I don't know if he will come.
This example is not a conditional sentence. It presents that we're not sure about the future. You can also replace if with whether.
2๏ธโฃ If youโll excuse me, I think Iโll be on my way.
This one is a good example of a polite way to make a request.
3โฃ If you will keep turning up late, what do you expect?
You can also use this structure when you want to express annoyance.
So, there are some examples when if and will can go together. If you want me to tell you about more examples, please react to this post. I'll share others when there are at least 10 reactions ๐ฅ
And remember that advanced English is not about knowing a lot of rules and following them strictly. It's about the ability to be flexible and use these rules in some unusual (from the first sight) situations ๐
#grammar
We all know this grammar rule that we can't use 'the' with a person name. But advanced grammar sometimes breaks the rules โ
And we can use 'the' with names.
1โฃ When referring to a well-known person, or a person with the same name as a well-known one.
I just met Tom Cruise! No, it wasn't the Tom Cruise but my doctor had the same name as this actor.
2โฃ When clarifying which of two people with the same name.
Jane gave it to me. - Which Jane? Do you mean the Jane in the Marketing department or the Jane in HR?
I'd really appreciate if you react to this post ๐ฅ
#grammar
And we can use 'the' with names.
1โฃ When referring to a well-known person, or a person with the same name as a well-known one.
I just met Tom Cruise! No, it wasn't the Tom Cruise but my doctor had the same name as this actor.
2โฃ When clarifying which of two people with the same name.
Jane gave it to me. - Which Jane? Do you mean the Jane in the Marketing department or the Jane in HR?
I'd really appreciate if you react to this post ๐ฅ
#grammar
And now, I'd like to share this post about advanced grammar ๐ค
Do you know that we can use the verb to be (+infinitive) to talk about events that are likely to happen in the near future? Mostly, it's used in news reports.
Example:
Police officers are to visit this home.
And there is a similar structure which is used in conversation - be about to
Example:
I'm about to go, it's very late.
Now you can use this advanced grammar to replace common structures which are used to talk about the near future ๐
#grammar
Do you know that we can use the verb to be (+infinitive) to talk about events that are likely to happen in the near future? Mostly, it's used in news reports.
Example:
Police officers are to visit this home.
And there is a similar structure which is used in conversation - be about to
Example:
I'm about to go, it's very late.
Now you can use this advanced grammar to replace common structures which are used to talk about the near future ๐
#grammar