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Icelandic3060 questions about English
- What are some effective ways to practice speaking English outside of formal lessons?
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Hello, hope you are well! If they live in a English speaking country, then it would be a good idea to go outside and interact with people. If not then they can wacht interactive conversational english videos online and practice using them.
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My English Teacher. He would always compliment my speaking; it encouraged me to do even more and work harder for better marks. But I was a very polite student!
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- Little Irish English Quiz
What does “Hiya!” mean? A) How are you? B) Hello! C) Goodbye. What’s a polite response to “How’s it going?” A) Leave silently. B) Grand, thanks. C) I don’t know. What should you NOT do in Ireland? A) Skip saying hello. B) Smile and say Hiya! C) Chat about the weather.
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"Hiya!" means "Hello!" - is an informal greeting. A polite response to "How's it going?" - B) The last question I'm not sure, I suppose it is - B)
- Write your own conversation
Write Your Own Conversation Write a short dialogue using these phrases: Hiya! How’s it going? Grand, thanks.
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A. Hiya! Long time no see! B. Brenda, Nice to see you! A. How is it going? B. Grand, thanks.
- Fill in the Gaps with the Correct Irish Greeting
You walk into the room and greet your friend with, "! How’s it going?" They respond, "Not too bad, just a bit tired. ?" You smile and say, "Ah sure, I’m grand. ______ the craic?" Your colleague walks by and you greet them with a cheerful, "! ______ you today?" Later that evening, you see your neighbor and say, "! ______ the story with you?" You bump into another friend, who you haven’t seen in ages, and ask, "______ it going?" They reply, "______ to see you! What’s the crack?" A stranger asks you, "______ are you today?" You say, "______! Just popped in to say hello!"
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Online teaching you have the freedom to teach from anywhere and your don’t have to stand while teaching, it can be flexible
- What fun speaking activities do you include in your lessons? Let me know your favourite!
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I love debates. Role play but not when it’s reading lines but you give the students a prompt e.g you walk into a shop, and you buy something. What would you and the shopkeeper say. This is maybe for more advanced students as they have more vocab and better grammar. For beginners, role play reading the lines is better.
