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- Ask me ANY questions about English language😊I will respond✌️
ANY questions on grammar, vocabulary, etc ...
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Which would you prefer: having the ability to see the future without any control over it, or not knowing the future but having the power to shape it through your actions? I'm curious to know your choice and the reason behind it. Looking forward to your answer:)
- What is THE HARDEST part of learning English/any new language??
Feel free to share. I am more than glad to help!😁✌️
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I feel that fluency is typically the most difficult aspect for students to master. They may understand the grammar and vocabulary, but struggle to put them together in a natural way.
- Teachers that have students here, We would love to hear your recomendations to attract more students
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If your teaching profile is appealing and aligns with what potential students are searching for, they will be the ones contacting you. It might take time, but remain persistent and continuously work on enhancing yourself. Rather than comparing yourself to others, focus on being the best version of yourself every day. Good luck! 😊
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Start test- What are the top three techniques you use to keep your students engaged in class.
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I incorporate scenario-based learning to help students practice language skills in real-life situations. This approach boosts their communication skills and boosts their confidence in using the language.
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Engaging in conversations with native speakers or language exchange partners is a great way for students to practice learning a new language. Whether it's done online or in-person, this method helps students become more comfortable with speaking and listening in the target language.
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PROCRASTINATION is the English word I love the most because it REMINDS me to use my time WISELY.
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Opportunity is like a door or a window that swings wide open, giving you the chance to take action, make a decision, or seize something that could benefit you in some way. E.g. The company offered me an opportunity to work abroad for a year.
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While my students have different needs and goals, the main reason they learn English is to enhance their communication skills for traveling abroad, especially in English-speaking countries.
- Teachers, what is your favourite English pun? E.g.: - Can February march? - No, but April may.
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Why did the teacher bring a ladder to school? Because he wanted to elevate his teaching!
- What is the best explanation for: "A dime a dozen"?
Do you have an alternative replace for it?
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It basically means that something is super common and not really worth much. It's like saying it's everywhere and not really special.