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Icelandic2747 questions about English
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The reduced relative clause here is wrong in formal/written English.
- How can teachers effectively differentiate instruction to accommodate diverse language proficiency l
- What are the most impactful strategies for teaching vocabulary acquisition in a language classroom?
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Vowels are letters that represent speech sounds where air leaves the mouth without any blockage by the tongue, lips, or throat. The vowels in the alphabet are a, e, i, o, u, and sometimes y.
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Motivate your students by setting clear goals, make lessons relevant to real life, using interactive activities, providing positive reinforcement, integrating technology, connecting to culture, fostering a supportive environment, using varied materials, allowing personalized learning and incorporating authentic materials that align with the student. They are always ready to come to class.
- How do you incorporate current events into your lessons to keep students engaged?
In order to keep students interested in the material and give them a better understanding of the real-world implications of business practices, it’s important to relate the topics discussed in class to current events. I always strive to make sure my students are aware of the real-world implications of the topics we cover in class. I have my students create business plans based on real-world examples, which helps them to understand the practical applications of the concepts we are discussing. I make every effort to stay up to date on the latest trends and developments in business so that I can offer new perspectives to my students and keep them engaged.
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As language is the tool to allows us to talk about everything, I don't think anything should be excluded. BUT it's important not to makes issues personal. You have some great ideas, and I think keeping topics relevant to students means they'll simply want to engage.
- I saw a man , who had a nice hat. which clause is this and why.
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adjective clause
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As an English teacher, one of the most rewarding aspects of the job is the opportunity to help students achieve their goals and make a positive impact on their lives.
- Why is it OK to say "I was relieved to have passed my exam"?
it's not logical, as for me, because the first part is in Past simple and the second is Present Perfect, but not Past! could you please explain why it's so
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In your example "to have passed ..." is not Present Perfect Tense, it is an infinitive form - a perfect infinitive, which is not a tense. But you can rephrase it like this "I was relieved that I had passed my exam" if it sounds logical.
