I want online English language tutor.

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Hi Ramesh .. thanks for same .. we believe in Class room education.. when it comes to learning any language ..
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You can contact me anytime for further details. Where are you from and what is your qualification..??
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where do you reside and are you working?
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may i know ...for school ,college or professional level.
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You can contact me I handle corporate English training in MNCs
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Teach, inspire, guide, instruct, praise, influence!

I am sorry I do not take online classes.
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Hi Ramesh pls let me know, if I can help you.
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"Read , Recall and Procure"

Where are you from?
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English tutors are always available at your service, you need to select one
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M.Tech(IIT Madras),MFA,MA,PhD-Raghuram and M.Sc,M.Phil(Chemistry)--Hemalatha

Ramesh, if you like to take my classes, I will available between 6-9 pm Monday to Saturday. I'm holding MA,TESOL, B.Ed and teaching since 2002 for International curriculum IGCSE both A and O levels. I'm living in Hyderabad.
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