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Q: How much will cost me to hire a private English teacher in Shanghai?
I tried to study one English article every week, but there are still some words I can't find the definition after I looked them up online. I went around to ask many native English speakers for help, but eventually they are tired of helping me for free.
So I am thinking of hiring a private English teacher to help me to study those words and help my pronounciation.
I want to know the fee of an English teacher(Native speaker) in Shanghai.
I want a lesson every week. Maybe 1-2 hours,
If all you want is help with word definitions, get yourself a decent dictionary.
If all you want is help with word definitions, get yourself a decent dictionary.
Viki87:
Thanks for sharing. Spider.
But when I look for strike-led in the online dictionary you shared, I still couldn't find the definition of this phrase.
diverdude1:
"A US aircraft carrier-led strike group is headed toward the Western Pacific Ocean near the Korean Peninsula, a US defense official confirmed to CNN.".
A group of warships in which an aircraft carrier is playing the lead role.
Definition of “led”
“Led” in most cases is a verb. It is the past tense and past participle of “lead” as a verb when the pronunciation of “lead” rhymes with “bead.” Consider the following examples:
Example 6: She led the team to victory last week in the championship game (“led” is a verb in past tense form).
Example 7: She has led the team to victory in the championship game (“led” is a verb in past participle form).
It depends, maybe 250 per hour with a coffee
tomcatflyer:
Normal rate in my 2nd tier city is 150 to 200 per hour, so I magine shanghai is going to be more expensive
Depending on how nasty you look,you might be able to trade oral sex for it.
Don't you have a lot of foreigner friends on wechat? Why not ask them? Or even here on ECC.
icnif77:
'cause on 'we-cwat', they don't give any pints like here-o.
Shining_brow:
Because it SUCKS ARSE being used to constantly help someone for which it's one's job... or to not get paid anything in return (of even marginally similar value).
I mean, "I'll buy you a cup of coffee" doesn't come even close to the 250RMB that a teacher should expect for this sort of thing. Nor even for a much cheaper student charging only 100RMB...
Serious answer...I was at a factory in Shanghai last week and the owners 16 year old daughter is having private English tuition. A 1.5 hour private lesson is costing him 550 RMB!
