Need an HSC English Specialist? (1 Viewer)

[ebosco]

I'm currently taking students for HSC 2011.

If you are looking for a highly experienced HSC English teacher then continue reading...

- 2011 will be my 10th year of teaching/tutoring HSC English
- I am a qualified English teacher with a BA (English and Government and International Relations) and Dip Ed - and I'm a Sydney Uni graduate!
- My students receive outstanding results each year, with the majority of Advanced students scoring well over 80.
- I write HSC English materials for students and teachers. I also frequently present at student lecture days, run student workshops and present to teachers.
- With me, you will get access to an abundance of HSC English materials and resources - some of which you can already access for free on my website - www.intoenglish.com.au

Feel free to give me a call on 0403850807 or check out Into English - www.intoenglish.com.au

- Emily Bosco

 

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[Drongoski]

I'm currently taking students for HSC 2011.

If you are looking for a highly experienced HSC English teacher than continue reading...

should be "then"

 

[cutemouse]

should be "then"

ahhahahahahaha +1

 

[ebosco]

You are absolutely correct! Thank you for drawing the error to my attention.

 

[Drongoski]

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- I write HSC English materials for students and teachers. I also frequently present at student lecture days, run student workshops and present to teachers.

Please correct me if I'm wrong. Construction seems grammatically incorrect. You may say " . . do presentations at " or " . . make presentations to " perhaps.

 

[Bored Of Fail 2]

Please correct me if I'm wrong. Construction seems grammatically incorrect. You may say " . . do presentations at " or " . . make presentations to " perhaps.

way to rip into them drongoski lol

 

[shimmer205]

How awkward!

P.S. I bet I'm cheaper..

 

[ebosco]

No, that particular sentence is grammatically correct - I present at student lecture days (meaning I am often one of many presenters delivering presentations at various different lecture days aimed at students), I also organise and run my own student lecture/workshop days and I present to teachers at various different conferences.

 

[Drongoski]

In that case I stand corrected, Thank you.