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Muniba Ejaz

M.A Goldmedalist. M.phil in applied linguistics Specialized in CLT and Applied linguistics

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Hi! Welcome here, on this platform you don't need to find students, you just have to keep yourself engage in community questions/answer section, the more you answer so more students will notice you and they will book a lesson with you. Students will find you and start learning with you and you cannot find them here. Best of luck.

Sherif Hafez

Certified Online ESL Tutor And Arabic Tutor For Non-Native Speakers

Try + ing used when attempting something or a new experience Try + to used when attempting something difficult or failed to do if it is in the past

Jessica Megan

Fun, conversational ESL Tutor with grammar focus

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here's a great way to ask that question: How can I learn English? or How can I gain English knowledge? in my classes, we learn through real life conversation and corrections in real time. it's a great way to learn words, phrases and grammar that will be beneficial in your every day life. Good luck on your learning journey :)

Mandi L.

Certified fun and conversation based TEFL educator with 2 years experience.

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My favorite English word is "Blessed". Seeing as I am a believer of God. The word "Blessed" reminds of God's love and favour in our lives

Daniah Ksibati

CELTA, IELTS,TESOL, and TEFL Cambridge-certified ESL tutor

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Hello Bushra! My Tip for you is to learn the family word. For instance, the word help is a noun. Try to know about another part of speech for this word .' Help: noun. Help: verb. Helpful: adjective. Helpfully: adverb. Also, learn about Synonyms and Antonyms. Synonyms of help: assist, aid, and support .. Antonyms of help: hurt, hinder...etc Thank you for asking, if you want to learn more about the vocabulary you can book a lesson and I will be delighted to help you.

Mandi L.

Certified fun and conversation based TEFL educator with 2 years experience.

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Hello to answer your question, No it is not something you should be concerned with seeing as English is not your native language. It is more important to be able to pronounce and formulate a good sentence that is well articulated and easy to understand

Gugu

Certified Esl teacher

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A smile is an expression of happiness that you make with your face and has no sound while laughter is an explosive vocal sound.

M. Muntazir Mehdi

I will make you fluent in Urdu and Punjabi.

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In speaking because they feel hesitation while speaking.

Janet Enosi

Certified English tutor with over 5 years experience .

The phrase began from the theatre community, which is known to be a bit superstitious. Performers believed saying “good luck” would actually bring bad luck on stage, so they'd tell one another to “break a leg” instead. That way, the opposite would happen.

Mark Manos

Certified TESOL/TEFL Teacher

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Teachers can talk about nearly anything to break the ice with their students. Popular ice breaking conversations about who they are, where they come from, what happened over the weekend, what their plans are for the weekend, or what they know about a topic.