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Yes, you can do it on your own, using different apps, platforms, nowadays this is possible. Consistency is a key to achieving an excellent result. I recommend you the following apps: Tandem, Episoden, DuoLingo, Busuu, YouGlish. Listen to podcasts, watch movies in English with subtitles, speak, read in English. This is a long journey, where you need to put a lot of efforts. Discover the learning method for English that suits you best.
- What are the best ways to help beginners stay motivated in their language-learning journey?
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A few ways to help students stay motivated are to make language learning personal by teaching about personal interest, encouraging learners to practice speaking outside of the classroom, holding a conversation with someone who speaks the language being learned, and lastly setting personal goals to reach weekly or monthly.
- Can anybody explain which options are correct for question 17?
She was eager to go for a run, (15) ___it started to rain heavily. She decided to stay home, (16)___ she could exercise later indoors. While waiting for the rain to stop, she made some tea (17)___ she read a book. 15. A) but B) so C) because D) although 16. A) so B) because C) while D) and 17. A) after B) until C) during D) while
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Start test- What are the best teaching materials or tools do you use for teaching English?
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Teaching Materials Text books, Reading materials, Fashcards, games etc Teaching Tools Virtual whiteboards HelloTalk
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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.
- When should we use comma in a grammar of "For example and For instance" ?
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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."
- Is it possible to learn English by using apps? What do you think about this tool?
Honestly, when I started learning English I couldn’t find really good language learning apps.
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Yes it is possible as long as it is done regularly.
- When a fast train goes past a station, it produces a 1.Whistling sound 2.Noise in 3.Blowing wind
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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.
- Neither the manager nor the employees ______ responsible for the mistake. A. is B. are
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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."