Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Tutor"

A: a person charged with the instruction and guidance of another: such as. a : aprivate teacher. b : a teacher in a university who gives individual instruction to undergraduates.or people with low grades

A: a teacher who teaches a single student or a small group ^^

A: It's someone teaching you..like a teacher I guess but not really? They teach you things you want to learn so you know them when you get to school..basically they help you learn.. sometimes they help you with your homework or projects

A: A person who teaches, who gives you guidance, like a "thesis tutor"

A: "tutor" means to help someone learn. "a tutor" is a person who helps people get better at the school subjects they struggle with. example: if you are not good at math, you can get someone to tutor you so you do well in math class.

A: Example: “I have a tutor for maths. He visits me twice a week and helps me with my homework. I pay my tutor 20$ an hour.”

A: @ahlamabod she hired a tutor to teach her different languages

A: @Tania_UA they kinda mean the same, except teachers are mostly in school and tutors are informal and hold special classes on specific topics.

A: A tutor is similar to a teacher, they just don't work in schools. A mentor is someone who will guide you with anything including emotional problems and similar things.

A: Tutor is someone that helps with school homework

Mentor is someone that is like a life coach

A: A teacher is someone that teaches in a class. A tutor is someone that teaches you outside of class

A: Tutor is someone who teaches usually informally (possibly paid and possibly free) a teacher does it as a job. Both teach, the difference is in what setting.

A: Tutor

A: you should say tutored by someone and it sounds like this

A: Teacher / professor / lecturer / tutor

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A: tutor

A: I’m still looking for a tutor. Before choosing someone, I would like to have a trial class to see your tutoring style. I will pay for all trial classes. Thank you!

If you are interested, please let me know.

My number is....

I hope this works! I don’t know the situation, but I hope this works!😄👍

A: If my tutor could speak Japanese fluently, I might spoil myself and speak Japanese in 'the' English lesson at the end of the day. But on the flip side, I would be able to ask 'the' tutor anything when I can't understand what he or she said. That's definitely an advantage

A: Today's RareJob tutor?

Is the tutor teaching a lesson about RareJob? Or is RareJob the company that employs the tutor?

A: "I'm trying to find a new tutor for Bob, but I haven't found one yet. So, I decided to ask the principal at his school to look for one, and now I'm waiting for her reply."

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I have worked as a Japanese tutor at a language project camp and was team A’s leader. Every single week, we had to work on a team project and give a presentation on Friday.

Note: You already mentioned “Japanese tutor” so you don’t have to repeat it. It makes it repetitive. Also, since you mentioned “every single week”, you don’t have to put “that week’s Friday” because it is a given that it is every Friday since every week has a Friday.