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Anna - Hazebrouck$18

$18Private lessons in mathematics until high school

Hello, my name is Anna. I am 19 years old and I am carried. I am a Bachelor of Mathematics student. This is why I propose to give math lessons up to high school level. I also volunteer to help with homework for the youngest. I can bring back more textbooks.

Math · Tutoring

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Charlotte - Hazebrouck$27

$27French / English course / Homework help / Law

Trusted teacher: Student in third year of Law at the university, holder of the ES baccalaureate (economic and social) and patent both with Very Good Mention, I offer my help for pupils or students who wish to understand, learn or deepen their knowledge in the field of French, English or Law. I can also help primary or secondary students or even higher in their homework, exams and in particular give my tips and advice to succeed 100% like me, personally, I always did and that always worked.

Law · English · French

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lucile - Hazebrouck$15

$15English lesson

Having validated two years of English degree, I offer courses for any student or high school student. I have been teaching for two years with successful results, especially at the BAC. I prepare courses by reviewing the basics, with application by exercises, understanding, writing ..

English

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Fiona - Hazebrouck$13

$13Beginner's course: A / AN

The solution: Article A must be used in front of a name beginning with a 'consonant' sound and 'AN' in front of a name beginning with a 'vowel' sound. Examples: - door (door)> a door / d / is a consonant sound - apple (apple)> an apple (an apple) / a / is a vowel sound - kitchen (kitchen)> a kitchen (a kitchen) / k / is a consonant sound xceptions: 1) In front of the sound / j /, we use A and not AN. Example: a union (this word starts with the sound / j / Listen to it: But by the way, what is 'the sound / j /?' This is the sound we find at the beginning of: 'yellow', 'United States' ... WARNING! It is a phonetic symbol and not the letter J. We find a close sound in French at the beginning of the word 'Yogurt': the sound 'ye' 2) For words beginning with 'h', one must ask whether it is pronounced (aspirated) or not: If the 'h' is sucked, the word starts with a consonant sound. So we use A: A horrible war. If the 'h' is not sucked, the word does not start with a consonant sound, so we use AN: an hour. Then perform various exercises. Example of a beginner's course. Various book ranging from the 2nd to the terminal, DVD for children and other for adults, book, music for beginners and advanced, of any age.

English

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