Cristina Park
I am a TEFL-certified teacher. I have taught preschool for 10 years and have been tutoring for the past 2 years. I try to find fun and unique ways to learn and practice English.
When You Should Use IN, and When You Should Use ON
I believe that knowing the differences is a great start, but you will only get the hang of using them correctly when you have opportunities to speak.
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