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Michael Lynn is an American native English speaker with experience teaching and editing English. He has worked in Ukraine, Russia, and other countries developing English language programs, teaching business English, and editing content for international audiences. Some of his roles include heading the English department at an internet marketing company, interviewing candidates for an international training program, and teaching marketing and business courses using English. He has strong student evaluations and presented at conferences on motivating foreign language learning.
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