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Teacher Racheal

Certified TEFL,ESl teacher

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The lesson plan provided by the site. are the materials that i use

Saleem Akhtar

ESL Teacher

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I think there is no such parameter for an English teacher. A teacher must know the pedagogical skills that how to teach the language to certain aged groups.

Cristina

A teacher with pedagogical and philological education.English for beginners,for everyday life.

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It depends on context. "In bed" is used when someone is lying down, resting, or sleeping. Example: She is still in bed. "On the bed" is used when someone is physically on top of the bed but not necessarily lying down. Example: The book is on the bed.

Mike - native speaker from England

Experienced TEFL qualified English teacher - improve your skills and boost your confidence!

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As someone mentioned, grammatically "he did well" is correct, but as is often the case native speakers don't follow our own grammar rules very strictly and will use "he did good" or you may even hear "he done good" as colloquial terms, or as phrases specific to certain accents. "he done good" sounds like something you'd hear in the USA, perhaps in the South/Midwest. "He did good" would be more likely heard from British English speakers

Teacher Fay

Certified ESL tutor with over 3 years experience teaching adults and teens

Had he studied harder, he would have passed the exam