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- How to Prepare For IELTS Speaking Part 1?
Here are some tips: 1.Develop relevant examples. 2. Be specific and elaborate 3. Practice common topics 4. Pay attention to grammar and pronunciation 5. Seek feedback
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It need to be specific to the weaknesses of the student. Which part do they find most difficult?
- Words ending in "ough" and pronunciation of words
Lets start a chat on the various words using "ough" and maybe someone can explain why the sounding is different Dough as in doe Trough as in plow
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dough = oh sound through = ooh sound cough = off sound bought = aw sound plough = ow sound rough = uff sound
- How do you get use of Kahoot in your online classes?
Kahoot is a game based website
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I have to go to the website create your own quizz and send the link following any instructions to the students. Which will then provide you with the answers of each student and the score they had
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- I enjoy using nursery rhymes in my lessons. Do they help students with pronunciation?
I use simple songs to check their listening and speaking ability, l am wondering if they are other tutors who do the same.
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Yeah of course,I use songs from Baby bus,Super Simple songs,PInk Fong,kids really like them.
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Because it uses AI, I refuse to use it. AI actually takes creativity away and standardizes thought and expression. Language is for expressing your own thoughts not to repeat the words that a computer thinks you should use.
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I would be glad to help you learn English, you can book a trial lesson with me.
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the main difference is the period of time they cover. Rent tends to cover a short term (usually 30 days), while a lease is applied to long periods (usually 12 months or less).
- Are there any Scottish teachers here?
I had a lesson with a student living in Glasgow today. She is struggling to understand local people at work and in daily life. She would prefer to study with a Scottish teacher, to assist with that. Thanks.
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Hi Sue. Yes, I looked through some pages of British teacher profiles and found a few, which I passed on to the student. I imagine there are more. You can't search specifically for Scottish, only British, so that makes things a bit harder.
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Smile, be warm, cheerful and friendly. Always, always encourage them to speak. Give praise wherever possible.
