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●By' and 'with' as prepositions are used to show how something is done. ●Both to and for are prepositions, one of the eight parts of speech, and both are used quite a lot. The difference between to and for lies in their meanings and the words they’re typically used with. ●of,” “at,” and “for” can be used in contexts other than time or space; they can also connect nouns with their objects.
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The present perfect is used to describeAn action or situation that started in the past and continues in the present. I have lived in Bristol since 1984 (= and I still do.) An action performed during a period that has not yet finished.🌍👌
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One of the biggest fears when learning a language is not understanding what you hear. This is a fundamental skill in communication, it is not enough to speak, it is necessary to understand what others say to converse.
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- Let's have an awesome lesson shall we ! I am waiting for you ( :
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I love rainy and cool weather and sunny and cool weather🤗😁
- What is the difference between Similes and metaphors?
Explain the difference of one in an example for understanding.
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I metaphor a drink at my local bar.
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this one readily springs to mind: 'you are a SUNSHINE OF MY LIFE that's why I've always been around. You are an APPLE OF MY EYE Forever you'll stay in my heart'
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check out 'Terrifying' by the Rolling Stones ('the, Steel Wheels'), the lyrics are packed with similes, and brilliantly performed, too!
- What helps you feel welcomed in class?
Safe space with someone who is willing to listen.
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1.positive communication. 2.Assign seats before school starts. ... 3.Use students' names from day one. ... 4.Don't just introduce yourself. ... 5.Give them something to commemorate the first day. ... 6.Give students the tools they need.
- Do you ask students to tell you how the current English lesson will help them at work?
I always ask my students to tell me how our current lesson will be or could be, useful to them in the immediate future, either at work or in their free time activities
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i typically ask how the lesson has been after every class
