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Teacher Sue

Making a difference in your life to reach personal success through dedicated teaching and guidance.

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I want to feel comfortable, welcomed and confident

John Kenmuir

(AKA John Connor) Cambridge certified teacher since 1998, former IELTS speaking examiner

There are a lot, this would actually make a good book if someone had the time/energy. My favourites are: "hot/cold as hell", "when hell freezes over", "rain on [his] parade", "throw caution to the wind", "steal [my] thunder", "[I'm] on cloud 9", "head in the clouds", "snowed under", "under the weather", "(to be) a breeze", "come rain or shine", "calm before the storm", and so on...

Jamari Andrews

I am a certified bi-lingual TEFL English teacher! Let me show you the keys to confidence & fluency!

I went to the moon the other day to record a song for my album, I called it “Luna”

Tannaz

English Teacher M.A in English teaching

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For example, I heard that you're something of a wine connoisseur.

Robert Pickacard

Robert Pickacard Certified English Teacher / Professional Magician

Many German words like fish (Fisch), house (Haus), mine (mein), Doctor (Doktor), kindergarden (Kindergarten).

Arooj Junaid

A passionate teacher.

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My kids ofcourse

Chris

English Teacher - Filipino Teacher

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Hi, try to let your child play TETRIS and Match combi games it might be old but it was beneficial to the improvement of our brain. It exercises our brain and it helps to develop our cognitive skills such as memory matching and pattern recognition and in relation in real life experiences it promotes problem-solving, decision making and etc. A simple game but it makes us more complex about a certain area!

MURIEL G. TEFL IELTS

TEFL-Certified Teacher for Adults, Business English Trainer, Experienced IELTS Tutor for 10+ Years

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You provided two examples of commonly misspelled words: "restaurant" is the correct spelling, not "resturant" "color" is the correct spelling in American English, while "colour" is the correct spelling in British English

Maryna

Conversational English, grammar (A1-C1), exam preparation, TKT Modules 1-3

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One of my favourite is to try to find a pen friend to talk with. Also try to listen music and read lyrics , write down phrases that caught your attention