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Icelandic2730 questions about English
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LindaNative English Speaker and TEFL Certified!
It is a word or phrase that has the same meaning as another word or one that is very similar to it. Example: happy (joyful, cheery, or content).
- Is this appropriate or correct to say to a new graduate? "Wishing you nothing more than all the best
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I think the better way is to say “ I wish you nothing but the best”.
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Hi Maimnat, There are five (5) forms: 1) Base (infinitive) - go, forget, love, cook 2) Past tense - went, forgot, loved, cooked 3) Past participle - gone, forgotten, loved, cooked 4) Present participle - going, forgetting, loving, cooking 5) Third (3rd) - person singular - goes, forgets, loves, cooks (he / she / it). I hope it was helpful. Have a great day! :)
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- What is the difference between “I know her” and “I know of her” and give an example?
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I know her - you have met her and you know her personally. I know of her - you never met her but you have heard of her or heard about her.
- How can run a successful trial session & what's its platform in here?
Any related ideas are welcomed 🙏🌺🤓
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If they are booking a trail lesson you have 30 minutes to break the ice with a small talk conversation, that if you send them a thank you for booking note, you can get some information prior to the lesson, where they live, what is their hobby and what do they need to work on specifically in English.. then you have the rest of the time to do a short lesson on what they are interested in working on. Encourage them to see the value of practicing their skills with you and say good bye.. In their recommendation be positive about everything they accomplished in the lessons and recommend a program with you. Good luck.
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Much is for uncountables and many is for countables.
- Hi teachers! Do you know any website/s for teaching resources/materials? :) Thanks for sharing!
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ESLDiscussions.com and they offer the word or pdf option so you can copy and send to your students.. It is 20 questions to assist them to talk about a subject. I love them. Also Woodpeckerlearning it is an app on your phone,, love it.. offer it to all my students. Both are free.. can't beat that and they are quality.
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Ma timilai maya garchu - I love you in Nepali
