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- Hello Tutors
Is there a difference between produce pronounced as proDUCE with stress at the end and PROduce with stress at the beginning, if Yes what is the difference?
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If the stress is in the end that is a verb which means to create something. If the stress is in the beginning it's a noun that means planted stuff such as fruit or vegetables.
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- What is the past tense of “lay” , “sit” , “think” and “arise” ?
Past tense is the verb form used to describe an action or event that has already happened or was completed in the past.
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Laid, sat, thought and arose
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Not at all I am fluent in English.
- Which language skill do you find most challenging to learn?
1. Writing 2. Listening 3. Speaking 4. Reading
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Writing. It requires lots of research. Reading. Editing and deep editing.
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Transactional writing is a type of writing which focuses on achieving a particular purpose or goal with the use of persuasion and information exchange. The information are structured clearly, concisely and with great clarity. Examples are advertisement, application forms, business letters, emails, reports and memos.
- How do you make your students to be free during class and ask questions
Like the students just listen and never ask questions
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Make them comfortable, talk about something they enjoy, a hobby of theirs. Making them laugh is a great way to get them to relax and open up.
