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Icelandic3250 questions about English
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JennyCertified ESL Teacher who helps her student in Conversational English.
Give them tounge twisters, read out loud method,
- Good morning/afrernoon/night, I want to ask the students what are you most interested in learning?
Tell me what it is you are here to learn for? is it graduate level programs, to travel to an English speaking country, business speaking for working in an English speaking country or other? if other please mention what you are interested in learning.
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It is all of the above and simply because they want to learn another language
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المحاولة والخطأ
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MinayConversational English Tutor
A teacher that is knowledgeable, patient and adaptable to their students needs.
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Authentic Material , such as articles from newspapers , and magazines , can be a great way to expose teenage Esl to the real-world English usage .These materials are be used to teach vocabulary, reading comprehension , and writing skills.
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Open minded teacher and friendly atmosphere ☺️
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Hi there! There are lots of online game websites that can be used to practice more 🤞
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- What is the best method to teach pronunciation?
Any tips from your experience with students here.
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One of the easiest ways to learn pronunciation is through phonics. Phonics activities teaches students how to read and write words using the vowels, consonant and lots more . Again, another way to teach pronunciation is by writing or reading out a word aloud to your students and asking them to pronounce it after you.
