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If you're a tutor, you have the freedom to design your own schedule and work from anywhere, as long as you have a stable internet connection. It might take some time to establish your presence and reputation, but don't give up. As a student, you can conveniently learn English or other languages from the comfort of your own home, at any time that suits you. Good luck! 👍
- Have you come across a student that has never been exposed to English and how were you able to teach
A student who has never spoken English and has never been taught anything in English, and how did you manage to help them?
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When working with beginners, I begin by teaching simple words, and asking easy questions. I use visuals, like flashcards or pictures, to help with learning, and we play games or act out scenarios to practice new words. I also teach basic sentence structure, help students put sentences together, and encourage them to reply using full sentences. To improve listening skills, we listen to recordings or watch videos together. Keep in mind that everyone learns at their own speed, so stay patient and adjust your teaching style accordingly. 👍
- What's your biggest challenge in learning English?
Do you feel like quitting ?
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As an ESL teacher, I often face the challenge of keeping my students motivated and engaged, particularly when they lack interest in the subject or fail to see its relevance in their lives. This situation calls for me to come up with innovative approaches to make the lessons more interactive and relatable to their individual interests.
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Start test- How do you practice English in your daily life?
Do you prefer to converse with your friends ?
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Being an English teacher, I strongly believe in practicing what I teach. That's why I make a deliberate effort to include English in my everyday life. To enhance my language skills, I enjoy listening to English podcasts or audiobooks during my commute to work. This exposes me to various accents, vocabulary, and sentence structures. Additionally, I prioritize reading English books and articles online, which not only helps me broaden my vocabulary but also acquaints me with new phrases and idioms. Learning a language is an ongoing journey as there is always more to discover.
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PERSPICACIOUS is such an awesome word! It inspires me to explore my thoughts, challenge my beliefs, and dive into the complexities of language.
- What kind of memory do you think you have?
I mean, do you learn new words by writing them or grasping them from films and audios?
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I usually remember what l hear and see more. I think because l am not good at reading for long periods.
- i am confusted in using would, could and should as it is using in both past and present tense
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If you're talking about something that's possible or achievable in the present or past, use COULD. If you're talking about something that's hypothetical, habitual, or regular, use WOULD. If you're talking about an obligation, duty, or moral obligation, use SHOULD.
- __ God. A. Thanks. B. Thank.
Fill in the blank question.
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As a teacher I always like to learn more, and my goal for this summer is to get more native-like
- is it possible to go from band 5 to band 6.5 in IELTS in only a month?