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Gary North

Experienced and easy going Conversational English Teacher

Both … they go hand in hand . Love and Peace x

Bryan Dorman

Certified English Teacher for Speakers of Other Languages 4+ years experience teaching online!

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Both have the connotation of meaning "eternal" in that there is no ending time to when someone says forever or for good. You might use for good when you stop an activity that you have no intention of starting again after a while. "Tom Brady has retired from (American) football, though there are still a few doubters out there that say that he hasn't retired for good." You use forever for an activity that you are already doing and you have NO intention of stopping ever. This is used in a more stative sense as if to say that this action will happen through the end of time. "I will love you forever and ever" would be a great example of this. To quote your example of "I have left Germany for good" that means that you will never return to that country. It would be a good idea to then say "I will live in [countryName] forever."

Irene -

English Teacher

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I lived in Paris already happened in the past while I have lived in Paris means you are still in that place.

Teacher Cassy

Certified TEFL teacher

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It depends on what you like, personally I love Supernatural movies or Disney movies. Men in Black is one of my favorite movies! It’s easy to understand and it’s about secret agents hunting aliens. Any Disney movie would be great! Toy Story is a classic for beginners. Once it gets easier for you I’d recommend looking for a good series. I would recommend Friends. It’s an old show but it is really funny.

Rajeev Gupta

TEFL/TESOL Certified English Teacher

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Normally, VIP's move on the red carpet & stop to move on the green one as it's meant for ordinary people.

LUTCHIE L QUIRANTE

Teacher l/Tutor

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Salaam alaikum Ma' a salaameh Aywa, Shukran

LouiseD

Fun and patient guide for your journey to fluency!

That's an interesting question. What students LIKE to talk about and what they NEED to talk about to advance in their target language are often two different things. They will tend to stay in their comfort zone if you let them, talking about what they're most familiar with, so I always try to ask an unusual or unexpected question to push them a bit.

Gary North

Experienced and easy going Conversational English Teacher

Hi … about a week , then it’s been about 1 a week for my first month . There’s nearly 1500 English teachers on here already , so competition is tough . Good luck G

Kamilya Shingaliyeva

ESL tutor with more almost 7 years of professional experience

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speak more with everyone, everywhere students, teachers anyone who can practice English When you have speaking session with a teacher, listen to any remarks she/he gives about speech during conversation And also a tip, the more you read and listen the more vocabulary you have but use the vocabulary right away in a sentence, even if you’re telling story to yourself