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Jason Bainbridge

TEFL Certified- Highly experienced ESL Trainer since 1999 - Japan, China and Viet Nam

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I have lived in several countries and if I can I like to use the subtitles if they are available.

Sasha R.

I am a certified TEFL teacher with 3 years of teaching experience.

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"On" often describes a static or stationary relationship, while "onto" indicates movement or a change in position onto a specific surface or location.

Jerry Bolivard

Certified TESOL and TEFL English teacher with more than 8 years. FLE certified French teacher.

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Close with the Z sound is a verb. Ex: I close (z sound) the window. Close with The S sound is a noun. Come to sit close (S sound) to me.

Harvagale Blake-Thompson

Certified ESL Teacher

You can : Practice individual sounds Have them repeat/mimic the speaker Focus on similar sounding words ( they can be a challenge) Do mouth lip exercise Engage in real life conversations which will allow them speak confidently then you as a the correct the words they mispronounced and have the repeat the correct pronunciation.

Hanlie Robbertse

Certified ESL , Business English and IELTS Teacher

The most I’ve seen is two times, but it’s better to see how and if we can restructure complex sentences because meaning can be difficult to understand.

David Topuria

Certified English Language Tutor with 3 years of Practice

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It is all about the type of information, that you are talking about. "Which" is used to introduce non-essential information, but "that" is for essential The film, WHICH I watched last week was creepy The film THAT I am watching is creepy

Robert Pickacard

Robert Pickacard Certified English Teacher / Professional Magician

Someone with spontaneity, a sense of humour, patience and above all a native speaker!

Jason Bainbridge

TEFL Certified- Highly experienced ESL Trainer since 1999 - Japan, China and Viet Nam

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Well, one does not need to be strict to be effective. Being efficient with time is probably a better explanation, being focus are far better than being strict and of course, the student must enjoy the journey so balanced is a better approach.

Calixtus Etokudo

I am an approved English/French tutor with 15 years experience of teaching TOEFL, IELTS, and CAE.

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"Good" is a wish; in other words, it's a blessing for that time period.

Melanie De Jager

TEFL certified online English tutor, who believes learning should be fun.

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Hi Saleem You are at the right place, The correct phrase is: I want to speak English. or I would like to learn to speak English. i'd be happy to get you started on your journey. Book a trial lesson with me and let me and lets get you started.