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Mbali Hadebe

A qualified ESL teacher passionate on connecting the world together one lesson at a time .

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The best method would be to encourage learners to listen to podcasts, conversations spoken in the language and most importantly the student needs to practice pronouncing the words.

Roya

Certified Tutor with 3+ Years of Experience | general and English for children & beginners.

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When using "for example" and "for instance", the general rule for comma usage is as follows: 1. At the beginning of a sentence: Use a comma after "for example" or "for instance" if it introduces a clause. For example: "For example, many fruits are high in vitamin C." 2. In the middle of a sentence: Use commas around "for example" or "for instance" if it interrupts the flow of the sentence. For instance: "Many fruits, for example, are high in vitamin C." 3. No comma needed: If "for example or "for instance" is used to connect two ideas directly without interrupting the flow, you typically do not need a comma. For example: "Many fruits are high in vitamin C for example."

vanessa

Certified ESL teacher

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Yes it is possible as long as it is done regularly.

vanessa

Certified ESL teacher

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By making sure the student feels comfortable. The second step is to make them feel confident so that they can learn with more enthusiasm.

nataki florentville

Fun and Friendly English Teacher offering effective and intensive English lessons with one click!

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"The correct answer is 'are'. Neither the manager nor the employees are responsible for the mistake. This is due to subject-verb agreement. When subjects are connected by 'or' or 'nor' and are of different numbers, the plural subject should be listed last and followed by a plural verb."

Teacher Racheal

Certified TEFL,ESl teacher

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students will come. stay active!