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Icelandic3168 questions about English
- Is TESOL/TEFL cert worth it?
Is it worth a buck and time spent for prepping and actual exam taking? Will it improve my profile or give me important knowledge about teaching? Thanks for answers in advance.
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Depends on how serious you are about teaching. Some students want to hire the best teachers, and feel that formally trained teachers are more reputable. Some companies only hire teachers with a degree. For the record, I have worked with languages learners for 20 years. I have studied both Spanish and Chinese. Now, I’m in school getting my second masters, which will include certification.
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Hi, I have not yet taught a lesson on IELTS but am qualified, I avoid it at best , sometimes I go back to my lesson materials and revise, hoping to make it my specialty, but not just yet.
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- The Holidays, the best time of the year! Is it?
How has school holidays affected you all as teachers, have you retained, all, some or none of your students?
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I took a vacation along with my students, so there was no need to panic for me😁
- What level of weather are you experiencing today?
Regardless of where in the world you are, describes the weather, in South Africa, it is winter, but today is insanely cold, snowing in some parts of our country, but where we are, we only experience the icy cold , no snow.
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I reside in West Ghana, and it's hot hot hot now though it rains once in a while.
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Both and they are very different and have different meanings To fall, that means as the saying goes, to fall from grace, you have been removed from a very high position to a lowly one, or being clumsy, and you fall onto the ground. To fell, is to chop down trees, to cut, bring down, or she fell from grace
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Patience, yelling doesn't speed up learning. 😊
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The schwa sound is the most common vowel sound and the only speech sound with its own special name. Examples of a schwa: balloon, family and problem.
- Board, a board and aboard
Make a sentence to display the understanding of the the 3 ways using "board"
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The board of directors wrote on the board, the names of employees who may aboard the plane. 😇
- Dear English learners (students), what's the difference between go shopping and do the shopping?
I challenge you to make your English skills better at collocations 😉 give it a try 😎
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"We need to do the shopping today" "Let's go shopping this afternoon" "I always do shopping on the weekend"
