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- What does the expression "Stir up a hornet's nest mean"?
- What's the difference between..."I like her" and "she is like me"
I'm waiting for your answers guys
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"I like her" means the speaker has positive feelings towards the person mentioned, while "she is like me" means that the person mentioned has similarities or traits in common with the speaker.
- How can you become an English speaker?
they said William Shakespeare is the Father was founder of the English language why?
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* First of all keep this in your mind that learning a language is a fun, this will help you to overcome your fears. * Second if you have a vocabulary and you know few grammar rules than start thinking in English. *Third when you do mistake while speaking and someone laughs on you than also start laughing with him/ her on your mistake, this will help you to become confident. *My last suggestion to you is to watch some movies, channels of native English speakers that will improve not only your vocabulary but also your listening power. I hope these points will help you to become confident and fluent in English.
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Start test- Which do you think helps your students better, setting high or realistic expectations?
- Do English native speakers make better Englsh teachers?
This debate has been on for quite a long time. I just want to hear from you. Please support your poinion with good reason.
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I think when you're just starting to learn English it's better to find someone who speaks your mother tongue. After you reach A2 level you can slowly start learning with natives and when you get to B1-B2 you can learn mostly from native speakers. I recommend my students to start learning with natives after they reach A2-B1 (even if they continue taking my classes (I'm not a native)). When the teacher you're studying with doesn't speak your language it stimulates your brain and doesn't let you get "lazy" and switch to the language that's more comfortable for you. :) It never hurts to have occasional classes with teachers who share the same language with you, though. Because there are some things that speakers of your mother tongue can explain better. So, in my opinion it should be both. Also it's important to learn from different teachers (natives or not), because each person has some language habits and it's good to have some variety. :)
- What makes writing a challenging skill to teach?
Should we push our students to use their productive skills before enhancing their receptive ones?
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Writing is a challenging skill to teach because it involves multiple complex processes such as generating ideas and arranging them logically, choosing the appropriate vocabulary and grammar as well as conveying the intended message to the reader efficiently. Additionally writing proficiency requires extensive practice and feedback which can be time-consuming and difficult. Writing instruction also requires deep understanding of the cognitive and socio-cultural factors that influence writing development.
- The proverb for today THE EARLY BIRD CATCHES THE WORM Have U known that? ;)
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Yes, it means to make use of the first opportunity that presents itself.
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rarely in some cases that you want to talk about yourself, that is another person you can say I is a very shy person there aren't any strict rules to say you can refer to yourself as he or she so I think you can in very rare cases say I is, for example, ashamed or I is not willing to go out with you :) don't get berried under the snow of grammar say whatever you want
- What's the difference between active and passive voice? I repair my computer every year, is it A?
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When a sentence is written in the active voice, the subject of the sentence acts. while in the passive voice, the subject receives the action. Active voice; " kelly reviewed my paper" Passive voice; my paper was reviewed by Kelly" It should be noted, however, that an active sentence and a passive sentence each state the same idea but use different word order. For example "the ball was thrown by the pitcher" here the ball is the subject while it was thrown in the passive voice. Finally, it should be noted that every sentence in the passive voice contains 2 verbs that are a conjugated form of "to be" and the main verbs are past participle.