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- Who is someone you look up to and why? Practise your writing skills and describing someone.
Look up to someone (phrasal verb) = respect and admire
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I look up to one of my ex-seniors, she's a 35 years old mother and functions exceptionally as a Digital Content creator. She taught us a lot and was among the kindest people I know.
- Any advice for a newbie tutor in this platform? I'd love to hear your thoughts and experiences! :)
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keep answering questions on here, maybe write a blogpost. Share your Live XP profile on your social media and make sure your profile looks good. A good video introduction is a must.
- What are some of your favorite idioms, If so also tell us why.
Idioms are great for shortening long paragraphs or multiple sentences into 4-5 words. It's really effective at communicating a lot of meaning in a simple way. What are some of your favorites? If you want to learn more about idioms and how they can be very useful then book a lesson with me now.
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TAKE THINGS ONE DAY AT A TIME. - Focus on making today a good day, rather than being anxious about the future.
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- What is the best advice you have ever received?
Questions to get to know your student better
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Don't take life too seriously.
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Because the British had flags. Look up Eddie Izzard and flags on YouTube
- Playing games with young learners to encourage interest and fast growth at the same time!
I always suggest playing games with students in order to allow them to enjoy the lesson more. Some good games are Hangman eye spy as well as possibly downloading a scrabble app and play it. All these games are fun and helps build language. If there are young learner make an effort to learn the games the play and find way to make them access it in English.
- What games do you use in class to motivate your young learners?
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Hangman is a good one, eye spy is also really good. Maybe you can download a scrabble app and play it. All these games are fun and helps build language.
- food question!
do you know the names of all fruits vegetables and meets? and can you name your most recently learned name of either categories? mine is Monstera Deliciosa
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typo in the text, it's Meats*
- WHat is the difference between "IN BEHALF OF" and "ON BEHALF OF"?
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"In behalf of" is used when the meaning is in the interest of someone else. For example , a medical decision would be made in behalf of the patient. " On behalf of" is used when speaking for someone. for example, you would speak on behalf of your family.
- Which African country has the best landscape?
Lest have a discussion on this
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Madagascar, I watched the 3 movies with Alex th Lion!!! XD
