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- Do people acquire languages or learn them?
Society and school play an interrelated role to our knowledge.
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Rifa TasfiaCertified and Experienced ESL Teacher
Language learning is an intentional process where grammar rules and patterns are included. However, language acquisition is a natural process where grammar and other skills are not considered.
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- Whan do we use mother-of-preal?
A weak ago I was watching an animated movie ,on that film a person used it in a surprising situation and I thought he wase saying a relevant for omg but when I ask my english teacher she said it means the thing wich is inside the shell but honestly i didn't persuade.
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Hi! Mother-of-pearl is the inside lining of certain kinds of mollusk shells.
- If you were a teacher and the kids in your class would not listen, what would you do?
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Actually, I recently dealt with this in one of my group classes. The youngest student, about 10 years old was noticeably disengaging, drawing on his notes etc. So I changed my technique of practice. Instead of asking questions in rounds where each student answered in turns, I started asking groups of questions to one student at a time. This child received 5 questions back to back that he had to answer. Then when his turn was over I invited him to enjoy drawing a picture for the class while I focused on the next student and their questions. It brought his focus back to me when I needed it and maintained equilibrium innthw virtual classroom
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Joy is like a burst of sunshine within you, a feeling of pure happiness that radiates though your entire being, making everything feel lighter and brighter.
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Patient Attentive Funny
- Learn English Phrasal Verbs: "Come Down With"
This phrase is used to describe falling ill or experiencing the onset of a sickness. Example: 1. Situation: Catching a Common Cold- Last week, I came down with a nasty cold and had to stay home from work. 2 Situation: Contracting the Flu- Sarah came down with the flu after her trip to Europe.
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Present simple is used to talk about general things, the things that are always true or daily routines. For example: I wake up at 7 every morning. ( daily routine) Dogs are kind animals. ( general) Water boils at 100 degrees. ( always true)
