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Icelandic2730 questions about English
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JennyCertified ESL Teacher who helps her student in Conversational English.
I don't think that there is such a word as "lier"? Liar obviously is someone who is not telling the truth.
- How important is TPR in teaching Level 0 students? Does it truly have an effective impact?
- How do you use "context clues" in learning English? especially to improve reading skills.
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Hello Jenny! hope you are doing great. First of all have the clear idea about the book, article or anything o which you are giving a review. Read it and understand the writer thoroughly. The start the review with a brief but short introduction of the writer and the book or article etc. Then gradually tell the readers what is emphasized by the writer and what important they will find. Tell a little about style of writer. Mostly it should be as that the writer's style is simple, impressive, conveying, and interesting. In the end, tell the readers that why should they read this book or article.
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1. Price is the cost or value of something in terms of money -for example: the price of this bag is $200. It can also be used in a way that is not literally money. For example; He cheated on the exam and paid the price of not entering university. (this means he paid the consequences ,got a negative result from his action of cheating) 2. Prize means- an award or reward given to someone for something they did. Prize also have a different meaning when used as a verb. meaning: valuing something extremely high.
- Hello Tutors! Just let us all know that what do A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, and C2 levels of language mean?
And what is your level of English? Mine is C2.
- Teaching/Tutor
Please are they site or recommended channels where a tutor can get materials for a student who wants to improve his/her speaking. And what are the recommended practice for such student who wish to improve speaking English
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JennyCertified ESL Teacher who helps her student in Conversational English.esl brains or lingua english
- Hello English language teachers!
After how much time by the approval of your application did you get your first student here? Answer the question asked, and also tell me either the sentence is correct or not? Write the correct one, in case of any mistake/s.
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Zeeshan KhanCertified English teacher with 4 years of Experience
I have been here for a few days and no students yet. But I am positive about it. Soon I will get students.
- Why is this community only teachers asking questions to promote themselves?
This is a community where students should feel comfortable asking us teachers questions, not teachers posting for likes and views. This is not the essence of this platform as far as I understand.
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Sometimes students also ask questions here. All the members of the platform can communicate or ask something. Is it bad?
