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- For the students: what do you expect most of your teacher?
- What advice do you have language students who want to improve their listening comprehension skills?
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I think Netflix is a good option.
- Hi dear students! This question is for you! I'd love to know more about you. Where are you from? 😃✨
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I'm from Leeds, England
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Start test- How important is it for you that your teacher is your friend? And does lots of role-play activities?
Don't you think the best way to learn a language is to act it out?
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For many students , having a teacher who is approachable and friendly can create a positive learning environment and make it easier to ask questions and seek help when needed.When a student feels comfortable with the teacher , they may also be willing to participate in class discussions and engage in classroom activities.
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Its like gor-jus. If your native language is spanish, you could try with gor-yus.
- Hi students, this one is for you.. What do you think is the most effective way to learn English?
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MinayConversational English TutorPractice regularly, focus on practical skills like speaking and listening get feedback from others
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When you study in a group, you tend to retain more information
- I shall or I will, which is correct
which is the correct word used in this context: I will do as you asked me, or I shall do as you asked me, and what is difference?
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Both can be used in this context. They are often used interchangeably. In general, the choice between "will" and "shall" often depends on the speaker's intonation and the context of the sentence. "Shall" is often used to indicate a sense of obligation or duty, or to make a suggestion or offer. "Will" is used to indicate something that is going to happen in the future, based on a decision or promise made by the speaker.
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JennyCertified ESL Teacher who helps her student in Conversational English.Give them tounge twisters, read out loud method,