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- Question for students: I ____ the milkshake and then there were bubbles. Choose correct answer.
1. Shakes 2. Shaken 3. Shook
- Question for students: If you ‘have butterflies in your stomach’, you are?
1. Feeling angry 2. Feeling nervous 3. Have been eating butterflies
- For non native speakers
In my language there is one word for thumb and and big toe. I still sometimes use thumb for both when speaking English, even though I know better. Are there any quirks like that in your case?
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- Do you have movie quotes to get you through stressful times?
Here are some quotes to get you through difficult times: # “Tomorrow is another day!” From Gone with the wind # “Why are you trying so hard to fit in when you were born to stand out” From What a Girl Wants.
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"Worrying is like a rocking chair. It gives you something to do but it doesn't get you anywhere." - Wan Wilder ✔
- She texted me ________ I was reading. (During, While) Happy learning!
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Saira MumtazMphill in Applied linguisuts
She texted me While i was busy
- As or then? Was Joan's party better_____ Maria's? I'm studying the same subject ___ Maria.
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Robert PickacardRobert Pickacard Certified English Teacher / Professional Magician
Was Joan’s party better than Maria’s, then?
- Tutors, how do you keep things interesting and engaging in online classrooms?
Include activities, your own methods, teaching techniques etc...
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I break up the lessons with general heart to heart conversation and I enjoy having a laugh with my student as it eases any tension
- Question to Students: What is your strategy in studying English?
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Robert PickacardRobert Pickacard Certified English Teacher / Professional MagicianHello I'm not a student so I am not going to answer! However if I was a student (which I am as I said before) not, my strategy would be searching for a great and understanding teacher who is patient and gets the results.
- What are some of the most common mistakes that English language learners make?
Learners are also welcomed to answer!
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they usually feel shy to talk among people because of upcoming mistakes
- what do mean by this question and is it correct Grammarly? what do you do now?
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Robert PickacardRobert Pickacard Certified English Teacher / Professional MagicianOK I finally figured out the question which should have been: What do you mean by this question and is it grammatically correct? What do you do now? OK, this question is grammatically correct and it's out of context so I will put that straight. "I quit my job as a bus driver." "Oh, really?" "What do you do now?" In this case What do you do now? refers to your job (as in "What do you do for a living?)
