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- Are there any cultural aspects or customs associated with English that you find intriguing?
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English humor is truly one of a kind, known for its subtle wit and irony. Whether you love it or hate it, it's something that grows on you over time.
- The student failed to show up for the trial lesson and didn't reply to my messages :(
Has this happened to anyone else? I have actually experienced this a few times. The students booked their trial lesson and stayed online the whole time, but unfortunately didn't show up for the lesson or bother to respond to my messages. Furthermore, some of them rated me with 5 stars, but I never received any follow-up from them. Quite strange, isn't it?
- Are there any English idioms or expressions that you find interesting or confusing?
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RAINING CATS AND DOGS - I find it amusing because it's a vivid and imaginative way to describe weather. 🌧 🐈 🐕
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- What strategies do you find helpful for expanding your vocabulary?
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In my experience as an ESL teacher, I've discovered that contextual learning is key to improving my students' vocabulary. When I introduce new words, I always make sure to present them in a way that is meaningful and relatable. This could involve reading exercises, listening tasks, or practical examples. By doing this, my students can observe how the words are used and establish connections between the word and its definition.
- How has English impacted your personal and professional life?
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As an English teacher, I've had the opportunity to work with students from diverse linguistic and cultural backgrounds. This has not only enhanced my teaching skills but also given me a deeper understanding of the challenges that international students face in learning English.
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I think what's most exciting for my students is the sense of accomplishment they feel when they finally grasp a new concept or phrase. They're amazed at how quickly they can improve their language skills, and that gives them a boost of confidence.
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The reason why students learn English is because it's a language that is spoken by many people worldwide. Learning English is like having a passport to global opportunities, knowledge, and culture.
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If you're coming into a new country, you're IMMIGRATING. E.g. Many people immigrate to the United States every year to start a new life. If you're leaving your country, you're EMIGRATING. E.g. After the war, many families emigrated from their homeland to escape poverty and violence.
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Move on: to leave something or someone behind and continue with something new or different. E.g. We need to move on to the next item on the agenda. Move in: to enter a new home or place and start living there. E.g. The company is moving in to its new headquarters next month.
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Absolutely! Listening to English podcasts is a fantastic method to boost your English listening abilities and expand your vocabulary, phrases, and pronunciation.
