Hello there! I'm Teacher Suzie, your dedicated teacher.
I’ve helped thousands of clients across the globe improve their math and English skills to succeed on exams and achieve many other personal goals head-on.
Working with clients from Italy, France, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Qatar, UAE, UK, Bahrain, Germany, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, the US, China, Japan, Korea, Russia, Brazil, Argentina, and beyond, I've helped learners worldwide. They taught me as much as I taught them.
But you know what’s better than seeing your previously timid students speak English with unshakeable confidence? It’s helping them reach their personal and professional goals in life!
Learn more about my experience here: www.elevatest.com/about/
Whether you're prepping for exams or looking to improve your speaking, reading, writing, and listening skills, I'm here for you!
🚀 Ready to take your skills to the next level? Head over to www.elevatest.com/ to start your learning adventure today!
Awesome question! Yes, it's perfectly correct to say "Can I touch the water?" when asking for permission, especially when kids ask to touch water in a river. It's a simple and natural way for a child to ask. "May I touch the water?" is a respectful way for children to ask for permission, recognizing that the person being asked (like a parent or teacher) has control over whether it's allowed.
