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Nick

Easily understood British TEFL certified English teacher. My students love my clear English accent.

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The English are known to queue naturally, and that we like drinking beer. So I'm often thought of as a queue forming beer drinker when I'm overseas. Cheers 🍻

Noor Fatima

Certified ESL Tutor

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if your palms feel itchy you're gonna loose or gain money lol

LouiseD

Fun and patient guide for your journey to fluency!

Bourbon.

Stas

Certified TEFL (English) and RAF (Russian) teacher

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Hi David, There are a few websites that I use from time to time when I need some materials. FOR STUDENTS (FREE): 1) learnenglishkids by British council - great for young learners, it has grammar explanations, listening, reading, vocabulary and grammar exercises. 2) oxford dictionary - for intermediate+ level students. They can read the definition and listen the pronunciation of the word they need. 3) YouTube - there are hundreds of amazing listening exercises free and ready to use (for different levels). They can use them on their own or together with you in a class. FOR TEACHERS (FREE): 1) ISLcollective - amazing site with thousands of ready to use worksheets, flash cards, PowerPoints and printables. 2) englishwsheets - another great resourse with lots of ready ti use worksheets. 3) liveworksheets - and one more of that kind. :D +textbooks for both TUTORS and STUDENTS: (Grammar in Use by Raymond Murphy, Destination (B1,B2), Grammar by Betty Azar, Vocabulary in use etc.)

Sonia

Intermediate / Advanced English Teacher

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remember that when we MAKE, we CREATE (it was not there before, and now it is, after we MAKE it, we CREATE something NEW.) For example, I take all the ingredients for a cake, and I MAKE the cake. The cake was not there before, now it is, because I MADE/CREATED it. When we DO something, this is an ACTION, we are not making something new. I hope this helps.

Diana Lutke

Conversational English. Slight midwest accent. Easy to understand able to speak clearly and slowly

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Thailand has been a country that I've always wanted to go back to. I briefly visited in my twenties and I found everything so interesting. Also I lived in the Philippines for a couple of years and learned so much from the locals. Everywhere I've visited seems to offer something unique. But people are still people. Good and bad. I says always look for the good and be aware of the bad.

Jenny

Certified ESL Teacher who helps her student in Conversational English.

I use Cambridge and Trinity College London